Early Summer Bits and Bobs.
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oldherbaceous
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Not sure if it was 11 or 12 drops we have had....
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retropants
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It's trying here now, but the patio isn't staying wet, it is such a small amount.
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Muddyboot68
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About 6mm in the forest of dean
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Westi
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I'm happy! About 6am & getting ready for work I noted a dark cloud & kept my fingers crossed. A half hour later I got a proper shower followed by continuous drizzle until 3.30pm! Got to top up the mulch tomorrow, as who knows when it may visit again!
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Cider Boys
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Had a little light rain earlier to-day, much appreciated but we do need much more. Saw these Flag Irises in a rhyne earlier when out with the dog.
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oldherbaceous wrote:Not sure if it was 11 or 12 drops we have had....
Reckon you had 10 or 11 as we had 1 or 2, if that.
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I blinked, and missed it.
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retropants
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So did I!
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We had enough overnight to wet the garden and it is forecast to be heavier between now and the weekend, the sun has just vanished behind a dark lump of Cumulous...…………….
Been gardening for over 65 years and still learning.
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1.5mm here. Sticking staunchly to water underneath at planting and sowing..with hoeing the top, as "mulch". Tateys remain a little slow but most other moving along ok
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