That was a stormy night! Lashing rain and howling winds. We were expecting destruction on the site, but it was surprisingly unaffected. There isn't much to damage at this time of year. There are a few flowers on plots but this tiny wildflower (the flowerhead is about 5mm) is making its own way along the stone pile.
Common Field Speedwell
Not much for a bee to enjoy but we have seen a few. Today this bumblee was put amongst our grape hyacinths when we found her on the grass.Wildlife blog has more photos |
Jamie was on compost-duty; merging the two bins on Plot3 and moving them away from the potato plot. We always end up moving our bins around the plots and then finding they're still in an inconvenient place!
I was sowing some seeds! I've sown coriander, dill and parsley into biggish pots in the greenhouse. I mixed some manure with potting compost from last years potato and grow bags. It may be a bit early, but plenty more seeds if these ones fail. I also sowed some Boltardy beetroot into modules.
I was sowing some seeds! I've sown coriander, dill and parsley into biggish pots in the greenhouse. I mixed some manure with potting compost from last years potato and grow bags. It may be a bit early, but plenty more seeds if these ones fail. I also sowed some Boltardy beetroot into modules.
Good title - I wonder what Katie did next?
ReplyDeleteI thought you'd appreciate that :-)
ReplyDeleteYep, Katie was a bit of a rascal. Flooded my plot.
ReplyDelete(Just for any non-UK bod around here, and for when people read this in the future... http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-35909651 )
Thanks! Sorry to see about your plot :-(
DeleteFantastic photos of the bees!
ReplyDeleteThanks! My super-macro button decided to work!
DeleteLove your bee photos
ReplyDeleteThanks
DeleteI like your bee pictures!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lot of rain.
ReplyDeleteI got tired reading about all the work you were doing. Glad you both love it so much.