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What's the weather like in your area?

Posted: 23/04/2012 at 18:56

Oh fair maiden, thy rust shall not no quell the ardour this goodnight!

Four gallons of the finest unleaded be fed into me trusty steed. Tarry a while, pretty wench... I'm on my way.

What's the weather like in your area?

Posted: 23/04/2012 at 17:55
sotongeoff wrote (see)

Southampton-still wet -hasn't stopped for 9 hours-please send ark.


Do the chickens have webbed feet yet, Geoff?

Shrinking Violet...I'll be your knight in shining armour and rescue you.

sweet pea

Posted: 23/04/2012 at 16:16

No wish to disagree with anyone, but if it were me I would sow them in-situ at this time of year....it is May in just over a week, after all!

What's the weather like in your area?

Posted: 23/04/2012 at 15:49

In the West Midlands it's been fine, sunny & pleasantly warm so far today...looking a bit black over Bill's Mothers now though.

Garden Gallery

Posted: 23/04/2012 at 15:12

http://s3.gardenersworld.com/uploads/images/original/6937.jpg?width=231&height=308&mode=max

Apols to those who have seen this pic of a busy bee's bum, but I quite like it.

Garden Gallery

Posted: 23/04/2012 at 14:51

Wow! Those are views of your garden I haven't seen, Pam.

Gorgeous!

Garden Gallery

Posted: 23/04/2012 at 11:41
lilylouise wrote (see)

David - your Sweet Peas are just glorious!

Eddie- I love all your buildings but especially your shed/workshop one!

Homebird - I love the view of your garden!

Hollie- Hock your hyacinths and tulips are stunning!

I am not going to show you our sheds


Pam, please don't show your OH the untidy sate of my shed....given his neatness in all things he would be horrified.

USE BY DATE ON SEEDS

Posted: 23/04/2012 at 11:34

Further to my previous message, I've just googled this for you:

http://dirthappy.blogspot.co.uk/2010/02/seed-viability-table.html

USE BY DATE ON SEEDS

Posted: 23/04/2012 at 11:30

It really depends on what plant the seed is from (and how they have been stored of course). For instance, tomato, beans, peas & lots of others will keep for sevreral years, on the other hand if you tried to grow parsnip from just last year's seed you would get jolly poor germination.

I did compile a comprehensive list of seed & how long it remains viable for....alas, it's filed in a word document, so in view of the fact I can't cut 'n paste here, I'll not be able to post it.

Garden Gallery

Posted: 22/04/2012 at 21:51

Like them, Eddie...is that a barometer on the current shed? 

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