Author: Hazel » Sun Feb 02, 2014 11:15 pm
what an interesting post OldOmen well done.
unfortunately My garden suffered badly with the winds and bad weather. much is still under water, and fences in need of replacing at the moment the new panels are taking up room in the greenhouse awaiting to be replaced. I have managed to repair the glass in the greenhouse, but with my husband is still out of work due to his injury. the cost of replacements has used up our money, so I have been unable to get potting compost to start my plants off, as they all need replacing all my herbs have blown to where ever, or rotted in the rains. my cuttings over wintered in the green house have all been shredded and no longer usable by flying glass, so it is a case of waiting and probably cheating in a few weeks time by starting fresh with new bought plants. a shame as I have not bought any for years. the old sturdy Plants bushes and trees seem to be enjoying the flood and and showing some nice new buds, I can't wait to get out and start trimming.
B.B.
Hazel