This morning has seen a light potting on action with my new Garland Tool Tidy.
Not currently having a greenhouse or somewhere other than in the garden to carry out seed sewing, etc. I’ve appropriated the unused conservatory on the side of the house. We had an existing red metal workbench there, and it’s now sporting my great tidy - which was an absolute bargain at £15 in the Greenhouse Company sale a few weeks ago. I also picked up some earthenware and storage tins from the local charity shop for storage.
My original Spider Plant is an absolute bleeder, and I’m for ever having to remove the babies. I just cut them off and leave sitting in water until there’s good root growth. Then they are potted on and distributed around friends and family. It is simply amazing just how quickly the beggars grow.
This little chap is destined for the office.
Apart from that there is not much garden action ... apart from filling up the garden waste bin with some of the untidy trimmings left over from trimming the overgrowth from the plum tree next door. The lawn is sodden, but the beds are starting to dry off a little.
A happy observation today, my Hybrid English Heritage shrub rose ‘Prosperity’ seems to have over-wintered well and has strong shoots, the other one (the name escapes me for the minute) is also showing slight signs of growth.
The garlic is also ok with nice shoots appearing. I can’t wait to start planning, sewing and working outside again.
Have a nice week, and I’ll post again soon.
Hugs
Kay
