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Well you've been busy! Fancy running up here & sorting mine? LOL! I cant get out there, too busy ! :~(
Sounds like you've earned a good rest now though, Denise!

Denise I bet you are cream crackered to put it bluntly,btw think your washing is still on the line,lol......

I do like to get these jobs done as the weather can change to wet and cold so quick Madperth then its too cold, to be bothered.

No my washing is dry and in the linen cupboard Linclass. I often wash the evening before so I can get it out early.

It already HAS changed here, but hopefully I'll get SOME dry weather!
My washing IS still out! Its not dry & nowhere to put it in the house!! LOL!

We still havent had rain for weeks very odd.

Lucky you!

phew!!! I'm worn out just reading this LOL

My head is spinning ! ... lol
Glad you got so much done :o)

A very productive day...bet you are well chuffed with yourself.:)

Could you please explain about the Dianthus... do they prefer a poorer soil ? Thanks...

Oh to be able to be so energetic. Was once. You do sound as though you thoroughly enjoyed doing all those things which was a lot by any standards. It is so satisfying isn't it? Can I be rude and chip in on your territory and reply to Terratoonie? Yes Dianthus do prefer poor very well-drained soil. I know you would have replied. I hope you aren't dashing about quite so much today. It is definitely much colder here in Norfolk today, and quite windy. Bet you're glad you got all that done if it is like that where you are.

Actually yesterday was a take my mind off things day. Just needed to be busy glad now I got so much done as today there is a cold wind.
Yes Mad as you said Dianathus prefer poor soil and good drainage and not much water.I only found that out myself from GOY quite recently.

Well done and hoped you enjoyed your cuppa

OO ek i'm warn out just reading your blog , I wish i had your energy.

And me! The wind is howling outside - and it's a chilly one, as well. I should be planting bulbs, but I'll have to get wrapped up to set foot out there. I could do with some help as well, Denise, so when you've finished helping Madperth.........

Well what a busy day you had.....

Aww your so organised, we've had big winds the past two days and heaps of rain, pot plants blown over/around as well as other bits 'n' bobs and the bird table snapped of at ground level scattering all around and roof slates broken.
Last Thursday we had the first dry day in weeks, I managed to make urgent repairs to the house (spent the day on the roof) and started to cut the grass but rain resumed at tea time so all has ground to a halt again. Today started dry so fingers crossed.

We've had about 5 sunny days since mid June (the pepper & chillie plants did nothing) and VERY few rain free days. This year has been a weather right off for gardening and building/maintenance. I could whine on but I best not.
Sunshine is streaming through the window this very moment so I'm off out...bye