Friday, 20 May 2022
Something a bit Special
Saturday, 7 May 2022
Let's Get Started
I am kicking off again with my 2022 three word gardening posts. There has been a bit of a break over the winter when the veg plot has been wrapped up but slowly, the vegetable garden is being revealed. The newly made borders a year ago have been great through Autumn and even in deep winter. It is lovely to see my chosen plants popping up again.
The front border has a warm, orange and yellow palette. I love it and am so glad I selected a colour hue for it. The Broome, Heuchera, Tulips, early Daffodils and that amazing tangerine Geum are the best parts about it.
In the house I am cutting flowers, some of which are from Pheasant Field Flowers, these anemones are from my friend who grows cut flowers for weddings in my field.
We are now going to get started on growing our vegetables. I have tried in the past to beat mother nature by starting things off in the greenhouse quite early on in the year but have learnt over the years that it never really works. Seeds grow when they are supposed to grow: when the light is right and the soil is warm. Not just because it was a sunny day in March!
I also had a complete overhaul of our house plants. I didn't realise I had quite so many then the house looked quite empty after I put them outside. Some I split, some I potted on and some I took cuttings from.
Thanks for stopping by. Jo xx
Sunday, 24 April 2022
Knit and Natter
Hi there folks. Just popping in for a knit and natter. Today we had a glorious day at Wonderwool at the Welsh showground. There was sunshine, lambs of course and lots and lots of lovely wool.

Sunday, 17 April 2022
April...ing
It's been all daffodils and lambs here. Welcome to our family and our Apriling adventures.
Picking - the daffodils that blow over on the windy days and buying some favourites too.
Admiring - the wild primroses on the bank at the bottom of our field.
Caring - for our first lamb that came two weeks early. These two are back out in the field now.
