Harvested three sorts of beans and a trug full of toms of all sorts and sizes. It is now 12.30 midnight and we have just finished processing the veg.
Does your cunning plan include a turnip in some way?
Well Max, you have begun a nice, little project there. Give us some backstory though. Like what prompted you to do this. What are you going to...
Great pic, Ronni. It is so convenient not to have to guess.
Very, very nice. I am crazy about cherries.
They sure do, Cayu. Letting them go to seed is a good idea. I like that.
Cleaned out the new strab patch of weeds, runners and straw. Looked in the bees. Harvested a passel of yellow and green beans…and courgettes,...
Still…a good piccy. The flutterby and the Verbene— what’s not to like. Thanks for the posting.
Odi, they do not actually jump, as such. They sort of thrash back and forth with rhier head half, as I understand it.
Yeah, I wonder if I wrote it and then forgot to hit the “Post Reply” button. I dunno, its just not there, and then I feel a bit foolish.
Ahhh. Cheers GP. Fun, fun, fun.
I enjoyed seeing your bathers and drinkers. It is interesting seeing the different sorts using your station at the same time. Great posting.
Marvellous posting, curious about the bees. That is not a good sign. You may have to find a beekeeper that will let one of his hives stand in...
What a view from the kitchen window! I’ll bet that you have made a few folks here very jealous. Who wouldn’t like to be able to see that. Cor!!
Thank you Daniel and Kildale. That is so nice to hear. It was a good year for strawbs in West-Friesland. I only wish that I could have shared with...
I do not see my congrats posting on here. I apologise. Well, congratulations for capturing that remarkable bird on film, so to speak. I thought...
A medic? Dangerous work. I salute you, sir.
You make me weak, Jane. Our eyes are filled with tears of hard laughter. What a graphic scenario that paints. —-Tssssssssst !
Say Cayu, are those extremely tall plants way back there spent Digitalis flower stems? I just can’t get over how nice your yard and garden plots...
That Stokesia is a gorgeous thing. They look good anywhere, in any garden. You have a nice clump there.
