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Posted on 9 Aug, 2008 11 comments

09/08/08
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Another Day Well Spent In The Garden, Front Lawn Raked And Cut 3 Times Ready For Sharp Sand And Lawn Feed, Looks A Bit Bare At The Moment But Will Ecentually Show Some Colour.

Back Garden. 3 Trips To The Tip, Ivy Gradually Dying Off, Ready To Paint Trellis Tomorrow (Weather Permitting).

Have Just Ordered Quite A Few Plants Ready For Sept.
Garden Starting To Look Tidy..

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clarice
Clarice

9 Aug, 2008

 

Is it not raining where you live, my garden is soaking & still pouring with rain.

spritzhenry
Spritzhenry

9 Aug, 2008

 

All I can say is - it must be better weather over in the east of the country! It's been raining here today, I got damp walking Henry this morning, and when I poked my head out just now - it rained on me! So no gardening today. Got a lot done yesterday, though! You worked hard today and there's still time to do more, Delbert! Why are you typing and not dead-heading? LOL.

david
David

9 Aug, 2008

 

I bet you feel really pleased now, Delbert. What an acvhievement!

DELBERT
Delbert

9 Aug, 2008

 

Lucky Living In The South East - Forecast Was Heavy Rain Today. But Only A Few Spots..
What's Dead-Heading?Lol

Chrispook
Chrispook

9 Aug, 2008

 

Well you must feel satisfied, it sounds like you're making excellent progress. Enjoy re-creating your garden.

AndrewR
Andrewr

9 Aug, 2008

 

I'm southeast-ish and it has been raining here since about 11am. Just been out on slug patrol - 74 tonight GRRRRR

david
David

9 Aug, 2008

 

It seems to me that the summer weather here in the UK has been largely an east/west divide - until now that is! It apparently poured non-stop during our week in balmy London and, since our return home, we've only had yesterday dry. My waterers-in-waiting got off lightly, in my opinion! Still, no hours of watering for me nightly now! Dead-heading, Delbert, is the removal of spent flowerheads as soon as they appear, to encourage further flowering. It also applies to many fruit and veggies - pick often to allow more to develop. Best Wishes!

Marguerite
Marguerite

10 Aug, 2008

 

Well, you certainly have worked hard by the sounds of it and now those plants in the ground, when they come, all ready for autumn.

blodyn
Blodyn

10 Aug, 2008

 

Glad to hear you've been able to get plenty of work done. I've had a delivery of topsoil 2 weeks ago and it's still waiting to be brought in. We've had nothing but rain every day, and it's still raining now.

DELBERT
Delbert

10 Aug, 2008

 

Very Lucky Here On The Coast, Plenty Of Rain During The Evening, But Just Right To Do The Garden During The Day

andrea
Andrea

10 Aug, 2008

 

I also planned a day in my garden yesterday, only to be ruined by the rain here in Yorkshire.

DELBERT

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