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Six on Saturday – 19/12/2020

December 19, 2020Categories six on saturday44 Comments on Six on Saturday – 19/12/2020

Six things in the garden is it? You're 'avin' a laugh guv. Rain, x 6. I usually take the pictures for my sixes on Friday, not a chance yesterday, solid rain from dawn 'til dusk, plus a few hours on either side. Today is very different, the sun is shining, the sky is blue. I…

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Six on Saturday – 18/7/2020

July 18, 2020August 25, 2020Categories six on saturday33 Comments on Six on Saturday – 18/7/2020

On thursday I was sowing cyclamen seeds, then yesterday I planted up some of the bare space in the front garden. It felt way too early to be sowing seeds and way too late to be planting. I have Cyclamen and Japanese anemones flowering. It seems like the chronological signposts have been removed. At least…

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Six on Saturday – 11/7/2020

July 11, 2020August 25, 2020Categories six on saturday56 Comments on Six on Saturday – 11/7/2020

There's a mini-digger parked up on next doors drive, shortly to go into action to remove most of the soil from their front garden, to be replaced by gravel so they can park their vehicles. I'm finding it hard to see it as progress but maybe I'm just a grumpy old codger. Hey ho, where…

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Six on Saturday – 4/7/2020

July 4, 2020August 25, 2020Categories six on saturday31 Comments on Six on Saturday – 4/7/2020

Last week, Nate gave over her six to the arrival in her garden of a peacock. Would that I could follow her lead. Our week here has been dominated/overshadowed (take your pick) by a pair of gulls deciding to nest behind our chimney. We should have been more vigilant, but you simply can't see the…

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Six on Saturday – 13/6/2020

June 13, 2020August 25, 2020Categories six on saturday44 Comments on Six on Saturday – 13/6/2020

They do say you should be careful what you wish for. My water storage is brim full, 3400 litres of lovely rainwater. I'd prefer it to stop raining now for a bit. It's brought out the slugs in force. Thursday evening I found 36 on one foot tall Dahlia. (best not to ask) Before that…

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Six on Saturday – 23/5/2020

May 22, 2020August 25, 2020Categories six on saturday40 Comments on Six on Saturday – 23/5/2020

Looks like WordPress are pretty much forcing everyone to use the block editor from June. Groan! Better get this six done and start on next weeks right away, see if I can cope with the change. Blustery and not especially warm here, not great for gardening in that the wind takes the pleasure out of…

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Six on Saturday – 2/5/2020

May 2, 2020August 25, 2020Categories Irrigation, six on saturday19 Comments on Six on Saturday – 2/5/2020

On the 6th of May three years ago I somehow stumbled across the innaugural six on Saturday post by The Propagator and felt moved to respond. I may have missed a week somewhere in those three years, I really don't remember. It makes this my 156th six on Saturday post. Perhaps you think I should…

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Six on Saturday – 24/6/2017

June 24, 2017September 30, 2020Categories six on saturday1 Comment on Six on Saturday – 24/6/2017

One. Euphorbia lathyrus. This is an annual that seems to pop up in our garden somewhere most years. It has numerous common names, caper spurge being one of the best known but it is also known as mole plant because it supposedly deters moles. Well, I am going to try and collect seed from this…

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