Wednesday 27 February 2013

The Sun Is Out!!

After many many weeks of grey cloud hanging over this area, my spirits have been lifted at seeing the sun eventually being able to break through!!  So, with many seeds to sort through, and a bag of seed compost at the ready, off I went to get things moving!  It is almost time for my allotment to be dug over (by a tractor, so not too much back breaking work for me!!) and I intend to be on top of things this year (she says!!).


 


I have just planted some primulas/primrose in the ground, and it has pleased me immensely to see them in position with their lovely colours smiling at me and cheering me up....next I need some chrysanthemums  to put behind them!!





I found this piece of metal (the squirly thing in the picture!!) on the beach and just HAD to drag it home! I thought it would be a good piece of garden sculpture to hang bird food on!! Not sure it went down well with the rest of the household members!!

              Also, I need to get my package to send to Amanda from http://craftyinthemed.blogspot.co.uk/ as part of the Easter swap I entered into via Joy's blog here
I do love a good swap, and will be getting this all together to post out before Easter!!
I have been very busy over these past few weeks, as my mum has to have a operation soon, and there are many appointments to go to prior to it, so my normal browsing at all your blogs has been put on the back burner, and also taking photographs to put onto AKCB has not been possible....there are just not enough hours in the day (as I'm always saying!!)  But today, just for a few minutes/hours I will be taking the time out to catch up with it all! 

 Right, now that's all done, back to a quick cuppa, and on with my normal tasks!!


21 comments:

  1. Hi Debi, you are so lucky to see the sun, its still grey and gloomy here and has been for ages. I have things in my greenhouse/conservatory but they are almost dormant because its soooo cold. I didn't get the seed swap going, in the end I decided it was just likely to take up too much time, of which I have precious little to spare these days!
    Do hope your mum's operation goes smoothly, best of luck to her. Glaad you managed a little bit of a time-out and a cuppa. Hope to see you back soon,
    Joy x x

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    1. Thanks Joy, maybe we can swap some if you have any left! ?

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  2. BTW love your piece of swirly metal, thats just the sort of thing I would do too xx

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  3. those primulas look lovely, I must go and get some for my pots and get started. Lucky you with the sun, we are dull and grey still here. x

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    1. Hope the sun comes to you soon....it's sunny and clear here today, so seed planting can commence again!! :)

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  4. Well you certainly are getting prepared. Best of luck to your mum. Hope operation goes okay.

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  5. love your spring fever! and i really like the squiggly thing! very artful!!! two thumbs up!

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    1. I have yet to add bird food to it, to see how it goes down with the 'locals' !! : )

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  6. I am more than ready for the sun - although if last year is anything to go by...

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    1. Here's hoping for a better summer!! We sooooo need it :)

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  7. Good to hear you are seeing the sun - we also have had a few really nice days here. It makes such a change from the wind and rain!!!
    Your wee flowers are looking lovely and I also really like your metal squiggly thing - it looks just right in your patch of garden.
    Hope your mum gets on alright!!!
    Take care :))

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    1. Thanks Ellie, I just hope that the flowers will get bigger soon as the spring gets warmer...they do look a bit lonely!! And I'm really liking my 'metal squiggly' thingy!!

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  8. You have been a busy little chicken!!!

    Have a great week
    and I hope that March will be a good month for you.

    Fiona ♥

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    1. Here's to March and the summer for everyone!!! :)

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  9. you are very organised i havn't even begun to think about my garden yet! adding you o my blog roll and looking forward to getting to know you x

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    1. Hi, things are starting to get an incy wincy bit organised here, so I'll be putting pen to paper soon! Thanks for popping by!! :)




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  10. Those primulas are a welcome splash of colour aren't they, I think I might just have to get some for our patio pots. I like your spiral garden art it will look fab in the summer! Wishing your mum a speedy recovery x

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    1. They are pretty, aren't they!! And it may help me get my backside into gear for AKCB!! Hope to see you on there soon, as I've seen the March list and it's another good one!! Thanks Tracy :) x

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  11. I desperately need to do something with our back garden this year, but I'm not too good with plants. I never know where to start or what to plant and where? Will definately be looking to you for tips along the way! Karen x

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