Trying To Keep Up
All that propagating I've done is now coming home to roost and as usual I'm desperately trying to find room to fit it all in the greenhouse now that there potted on into larger pots, most could go outside now if it weren't for the night time temperatures.
This happens to me every year and every year I say I'll plan my propagating so that I've got enough to fill the greenhouse and no more. But when I do that, and I have done it in the past then usually some disaster hits and I end up with a shortage of certain plants and have to go out and buy them to make up. So all in all I prefer to have it this way, and it is only for a couple of weeks after all.
Besides that the front garden makeover is proceeding a pace for the most part as one set of spring planting is over it is being removed to make way for the new. But here too I'm only just keeping up.
Another load of compost was just acquired to help in converting an area of heavy clay near the house and straight away it was planted up with 28 pelargoniums rescued from the pub the compost was acquired from they have survived through the winter outside and for now I can only offer outside accommodation though if they survive I will use them for cutting material.
Well that's all I have time for at the moment I'll add more later when I get a moment or three.
This happens to me every year and every year I say I'll plan my propagating so that I've got enough to fill the greenhouse and no more. But when I do that, and I have done it in the past then usually some disaster hits and I end up with a shortage of certain plants and have to go out and buy them to make up. So all in all I prefer to have it this way, and it is only for a couple of weeks after all.
Besides that the front garden makeover is proceeding a pace for the most part as one set of spring planting is over it is being removed to make way for the new. But here too I'm only just keeping up.
Another load of compost was just acquired to help in converting an area of heavy clay near the house and straight away it was planted up with 28 pelargoniums rescued from the pub the compost was acquired from they have survived through the winter outside and for now I can only offer outside accommodation though if they survive I will use them for cutting material.
Well that's all I have time for at the moment I'll add more later when I get a moment or three.
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