Here I am again, the weather is (so) far too good to be true,
hence I'm out and about and in the garden. Trying to rescue
this poor neglected rented garden, we digged all around to
create a border and now I'm planting edible flowers and plants
that I tend to buy from other people (lots of cottages around
sell their plants). I also planted seeds directly to the ground after
I prepared it. I don't use nasty chemicals, all I use is Epsom salt
and seaweed fertilizer to feed the plants, but if you can make your
own comfrey is way much better.
My favourite gardener is Alys Fowler. She talks a "gardening language"
that I understand, also I feel too that a garden should involved all senses
and be as much edible as possible.
hence I'm out and about and in the garden. Trying to rescue
this poor neglected rented garden, we digged all around to
create a border and now I'm planting edible flowers and plants
that I tend to buy from other people (lots of cottages around
sell their plants). I also planted seeds directly to the ground after
I prepared it. I don't use nasty chemicals, all I use is Epsom salt
and seaweed fertilizer to feed the plants, but if you can make your
own comfrey is way much better.
My favourite gardener is Alys Fowler. She talks a "gardening language"
that I understand, also I feel too that a garden should involved all senses
and be as much edible as possible.
There are so many ways to have plants without spending a fortune for
example from an avocado seed you can have a great looking plant.
To sprout, the seed needs a dark place and warmth, a couple of weeks
later or a bit more you will see roots, when the stem has few leaves
then you can plant it in a pot.
example from an avocado seed you can have a great looking plant.
To sprout, the seed needs a dark place and warmth, a couple of weeks
later or a bit more you will see roots, when the stem has few leaves
then you can plant it in a pot.
Now as my dear neighbour pointed out I'm becoming a British:
going to the garden centre on Sundays, talking about the weather,
drinking tea with milk.
;^)
going to the garden centre on Sundays, talking about the weather,
drinking tea with milk.
;^)
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mug Mamzelle Titoo.