Today has been a little warmer thank goodness though I started off with four layers .... the same as I would wear in February.
It was good to get out in the gardens after a few days indoors. The wind and the rain weighed down new growth so there was a lot of tying in to do ..... sweetpeas, cornflowers, sunflowers.
And lots of weeding after the rain.
I had some geraniums to plant in the water trough .... 4 lovely plants from Aldi for £1.89.
The rest of the time was weeding or hoeing.
There were plenty of campers around.
The foxgloves are the stars of the show, being visited by huge bees. It was amusing to watch them disappearing down the tubes attracted by the markings.
The lettuce survived their encounter with a rabbit and lived to tell the tale.
In the polytunnel things are moving along quickly. The water botttle protection has been very successful. We have now removed the double ones from the tomatoes but the peppers and aubergines remain protected.
The gnomes are quite at home in the fernery
Oh and the cuckoo has been heard several times. This has been increasingly rare so we are happy that they are perhaps, making a come-back.
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