What We Turned Into A Rose Garden

This morning Jackie continued preparing pots for planting, some of which she put in place. I carried out light weeding, such as pulling up swathes of sticky willy; dead-heading, mostly of Welsh poppies; and transporting trugs of weeds and clippings to the compost bins.

When postprandial gloom requiring lights indoors to be switched on turned to hammering rain I set about more conversions of Classic to Block edits, and categorisation to Garden of the following posts:

The last two of these posts from 2014 feature the beginnings of the conversion of a tangled dump to the Rose Garden we have today.

This evening we all dined on a small but perfectly formed roast chicken; crisp roast potatoes and Yorkshire pudding; sage and onion stuffing; firm Brussels sprouts, carrots and cauliflower, with which Jackie finished the Zesty and I drank more of the Moerbei

50 comments

  1. You had a productive day both indoors and out. Isn’t it nice to look back on the tremendous progress you made in the past 9 years..????????

  2. Some good hard rewarding work being done…out and in, in and out! YAY Jackie! YAY Derrick!
    (((HUGS)))
    PS…we had hammering rain AND so much hail it looked like it had snowed! Cooper was impressed! But he wanted to be a lap dog during the loud thundery rumbly parts.

  3. You seem to be experiencing a wetter-than-normal late spring Derrick, here our late Autumn has been very cool but relatively dry … for today, our Dome Poets Book Launch, it’ll be a cool 13’C and thankfully dry … had we will have a good attendance…

  4. Reading this helps me remember that for a large, lush garden, there will always be weeding to be done. I like the golden arches.

    1. emojis don’t work for some sites. I will understand what you mean. Thanks very much, Lakshmi

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