There is still time to make a hanging basket. Indeed, in this part of Britain, you wouldn't be wise to put a basket out before June. Line a wire basket with sphagnum moss. I put an opened out cellophane bag (say a freezer bag) over the moss. Make some holes in the bag. Almost fill the basket with compost. Now comes the fun bit...add your own choice of plants. I usually choose plants such as geranium, bacopa, surfinia and verbena. We'll have another look at it when there is some colour to show you.
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We believe that most of the pleasure is in the journey - in the making and creating, even if in a simple way.
We believe that most of the pleasure is in the journey - in the making and creating, even if in a simple way.
Sunday, 19 June 2011
Wednesday, 15 June 2011
Growing some ourselves
Foxgloves have seeded everywhere in the garden, but I still like them so most are allowed to stay. It's just a shame that the majority are plain old pink.Now Les has built some staging I can lift the planter of tumbler tomatoes off the ground...I think there's two red ones and a yellow. Can't wait till we're picking these.The salad leaves recovered since Milly decided to scramble in them...so we do have just a little bit of pick your own.
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