Showing posts with label Snow-in-summer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Snow-in-summer. Show all posts
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Thursday, June 03, 2010
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Tuesday, April 06, 2010
Monday, March 08, 2010
Saturday, May 09, 2009
Bees!
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Total Allotment Time: 3 & 1/2 hrs.
Principle Tasks: Sieving compost and adding as a mulch around the 'Catriona' potatoes. Cutting back the 'weeds' on the old compost mound to allow sun-basking area for reptiles (See below). General watering with cans.
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Total Allotment Time: 3 & 1/2 hrs.Principle Tasks: Sieving compost and adding as a mulch around the 'Catriona' potatoes. Cutting back the 'weeds' on the old compost mound to allow sun-basking area for reptiles (See below). General watering with cans.
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Jimmy In Mind
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Two of the same bumblebee (Possibly a queen Bombus lapidarius, maybe) that I found sunning itself on the showy stonecrop (Sedum matrona) this morning. I'm not sure if Highlands Jimmy still follows the blog (I fear his patience with me finally gave out) but I'd still like to dedicate them to him as a little way of saying thanks for all the great comments he contributed along the way.
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I decided to try the leftover three year old phacelia seeds broadcast over the top end of veg bed four. Let's see.. maybe something I'll try elsewhere?
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One I've not yet mentioned (Maybe wisely) as its a 'guilty pleasure'. Snow-in-summer (Cerastium tomentosum) is one of those seemingly universal 'hate plants' due to its over-familiarity and invasive reputation. I remember it though with great fondness from my childhood. I just couldn't resist it :)
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I seem to have stolen a march on the spuds this year - if only we don't get a late frost! The first earlies seen here are 'Maris Bard'.
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The 'Red Sun' shallots are also coming on nicely.
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Past it's best, maybe, but still looking good, the purple-leaved dog-violet (Viola riviniana 'Purpurea Group') near the gate-end of the border herb and insect-attracting flower L-bed.
Total Allotment Time: 3 & 1/4 hrs.
Principle Tasks: Weeding :)
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Two of the same bumblebee (Possibly a queen Bombus lapidarius, maybe) that I found sunning itself on the showy stonecrop (Sedum matrona) this morning. I'm not sure if Highlands Jimmy still follows the blog (I fear his patience with me finally gave out) but I'd still like to dedicate them to him as a little way of saying thanks for all the great comments he contributed along the way.# 1420
I decided to try the leftover three year old phacelia seeds broadcast over the top end of veg bed four. Let's see.. maybe something I'll try elsewhere?# 1419
One I've not yet mentioned (Maybe wisely) as its a 'guilty pleasure'. Snow-in-summer (Cerastium tomentosum) is one of those seemingly universal 'hate plants' due to its over-familiarity and invasive reputation. I remember it though with great fondness from my childhood. I just couldn't resist it :) # 1418
I seem to have stolen a march on the spuds this year - if only we don't get a late frost! The first earlies seen here are 'Maris Bard'.# 1417
The 'Red Sun' shallots are also coming on nicely.# 1416
Past it's best, maybe, but still looking good, the purple-leaved dog-violet (Viola riviniana 'Purpurea Group') near the gate-end of the border herb and insect-attracting flower L-bed.Total Allotment Time: 3 & 1/4 hrs.
Principle Tasks: Weeding :)
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