Monday, March 11

Nature into spring mode

We had glimpses of better weather last week but also had days that were predominantly gloomy and drizzly.

The number of bright, dry days needs to increase if our soil is going to be fit for working. Maybe I'll look back on this time in summer when we are lugging watering cans or maybe we will still be waiting for things to dry out. Who knows what our weather will bring? Weather forecasts seem to change by the hour so it is difficult to make any definite plans.



Copyright: Original post from Our Plot at Green Lane Allotments http://glallotments.blogspot.co.uk/ author S Garrett

Posted by Sue Garrett at 9:00 am

5 comments:

  1. AnonymousMarch 14, 2024

    My early potatoes are ready to be planted but the ground is still too wet - Elaine @ The Rosebank Diaries

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  2. ElaineMarch 14, 2024

    My early potatoes are ready to be planted but the soil is just too wet

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  3. ElaineMarch 14, 2024

    Xx

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  4. Bonnie KMarch 18, 2024

    Breathtaking. Funny how an ordinary flower can be so extraordinary. Thank you for sharing.

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