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How does your garden grow?

TheCatWoman

Mines doing well, rampant dandelions, I've been dea heading them so I hopefully dont' get more.

The blossom is out on the trees and my currants have loads of flowers, so do the strawberries and raspberries. The rhubarb has bolted, I'm not sure why, maybe the shock of going from winter to spring in a few days?

I planted 5 hyssop plants and a verbascum, the hyssop is good, all the creatures love it, it's perrenial and it can be used as part of a zataar herb mix and it's good for chest problems like COPD. I love plants that serve so many purposes.

I have buds on the hydrangeas already, maybe I'll have two lots of flowering?

I planted some romanesco cauliflowers and they've just started coming up, but I'm still waiting for the kallets I planted at the same time.

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  • Dandelions are definitely a difficult thing to get rid of and the often plant themselves close to prickly plants in my garden.

    I have several strawberry plants in flower. Also the geraniums are beginning to flower. I have a beautiful pink  clematis in flower which spreads a long distance.

    I have a variety of small annuals and Zinnia and Cosmos seedlings which I have now transplanted into pots and now need to grow bigger before going out. I have sweet peas ready to go out next month. 

    Now I have the mammoth job of weeding the beds, which I haven't had the energy to do for a while.

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  • Dandelions are definitely a difficult thing to get rid of and the often plant themselves close to prickly plants in my garden.

    I have several strawberry plants in flower. Also the geraniums are beginning to flower. I have a beautiful pink  clematis in flower which spreads a long distance.

    I have a variety of small annuals and Zinnia and Cosmos seedlings which I have now transplanted into pots and now need to grow bigger before going out. I have sweet peas ready to go out next month. 

    Now I have the mammoth job of weeding the beds, which I haven't had the energy to do for a while.

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