Well. Since all the rain in Hibernia (land of eternal winter) they have perked up and enjoying the Spring outdoors in their new positions in their plant pots.
It just goes to show you don't have to a garden or a polytunnel or a greenhouse to grow your plants.
I'm back working on one of the islands so I probably won't be blogging so much for a few weeks. Besides there is very poor coverage on the island and the the Tinternet and Tweb is virtually non existant.
I will catch up with the blogs I follow and and answer any comments tonight.
I hope your plants don't miss you too much while you are away.
ReplyDeleteI talk to them and give them a good water first thing every morning JayCee. Then I see them again at night. Can't wait until weekend and I can spend a day or two with them.😊
DeleteCan't Mummy Northsider do the watering while you are doing your community service?
DeleteShe's not done the watering course. She prefers Hoovers.😊
Delete"One of the islands"? Don't you know what it is called? I always remember my three night stay on Cape Clear Island down there in Cork. Are you working on Craggy Island? They might mistake you for Father Jack!
ReplyDelete"Feck beer, feck"... I've been to Cape Clear, Sherkin and Whiddy Island.
DeletePlants just love rain. So different from hosepipe water. I hope we get some more soon.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the job
It's only temporary Linda but it's good to see people who I have worked with before. Hosepipe water is ok from a well. Mains could contain chemicals and rainwater is very good too if you collect it. Free nitrogen from above. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your island break - in a way the lack of internet is a bliss
ReplyDeleteThanks. It's certainly good to have conversations with other people for a change. Human beings are meant to talk.
ReplyDeleteWe'll be here when you get back. I am sure you'll have plenty to tell us!
ReplyDeleteThanks Debby. I am only away in the day time.
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