Got the Helichrysum in late this afternoon, so that’s another good job out of the way!
Want to get some more Charlotte planted tomorrow and also more Brassica’s.

Sounds like that is going to be a big job, Retropants…..good luck!

Well what a 36 hours…. Non stop rain, so everywhere running with water again.
Hopefully tomorrow will be a bit brighter….

A right little pose…..

I used to grow a type of Poppy called, “Hen and Chickens” for the dried seed heads.
And a Nigella called, Transformer, also for the dried seed heads.

No I didn't know there was such a thing, Myrrk…..I love earth worms too!

Afternoon Compo, hope you are keeping well!

I’m not sure if all these different type heads are compatible with all machines…..I think it will be the threaded part that could be a problem but, they might all use the same size thread….or would the be just too simple!

I’m not sure, Myrkk, could it be a type of flatworm….might pay to google it and see if you can find a matching picture!

I love the free gifts nature always gives us….and your Robin encounter sounds just perfect, Peter!

I planted some Statice earlier, Clive….Helichrysum next week, as they weren’t quite ready!
The shed looks really nice, Westi, glad you are pleased with it!
Sounds as if we have all had a busy day……

Been very busy for the last couple of hours, hoeing, amazing what area you can cover when conditions are just right….

Before that, I was potting on plants ready for the Church Fete….

A lovely little snippet, Burnie!

Where one of the plot holders was putting dead mice on his allotment for the Red Kite, it now comes within 20 Feet of where I am working…..a very special site indeed!

A beautiful day here, pleasantly warm, with a whisper of wind…..

Exciting news, the Cuckoo has returned to Milton Woods, so very happy!

Lovely bit of filming, Burnie, made me realise how much i’m missing the coast….think it’s seven years this year, since i’ve been away!