Removed the rotten edging from this bed |
Today I was going to get on with all my quilt and UFO organisation. BUT instead I have had the sledgehammer out and pulled one garden bed to bits and am redoing the glasshouse.
A month ago Aaron told me that he would like to see the rather ramshackle garden beds looking a bit better. I have a wee pile of bricks so am going to make a brick bed. But sigh, he will not let me take over any more lawn so I have pulled apart a bed that was falling to bits. I think he is a brave man telling me to brick. Goodness knows how that will turn out!!!!!
Cleared out the glasshouse |
I am trying to make more of a walkway that will not have all the dirt slide onto it over the summer and it will also allow me to build up the beds.
All of this on a day that there are severe rain warnings out and I swear I thought it would snow!!!
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Cleared out these beds, planted spring onion and garlic |
My rather solid new edging to my glasshouse path |
Sometimes it's nice working outside in bad weather; at least you don't get overheated! And sometimes the weather is just plain energizing. At least that's what I've found . . . Nice work, by the way. Looking forward to seeing the finished bricking. ~ Linne
ReplyDeleteI think it will be a while before I get around to doing the bring work Linne :)
DeleteI often think that about myself aswell.....Mikes got a pic of me planting out flax along our boundaries, being soaked to the bone in the torrential rain and howling wind BUT with a huge smile on my face....and today we're planting amidst the downpours thats why I'm here catching up on some favourite blogs :)) Enjoy more crazy gardening escapades!
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