A quick snap of the garden before the light disappears. Not much change from the beginning of the month, aside from the weeds – most of which were added to the compost bin the other day. The garlic is looking hopeful, if a little yellow. In place of rain, dust clouds from China have been wafting over.
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As for the weeding, you know it can ...
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Lucy Corrander
LOOSE AND LEAFY 
Jon in France: 90° or 270°...surely it should be possible to tell depending upon which foot arrives first?
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Denise: Wow! Amazing! When is your baby due? Do you know if it is a boy, or a girl?
Alan
23 March, 2007 #
It’s been pretty dry here too and looks to grow even dryer for at least the next several months.
Mulch is our friend.
…..Alan.
Hedgewizard
24 March, 2007 #
Looking good - if sadly bereft of weeds!
Adekun
25 March, 2007 #
I am worried at the prospect of returning after our extended Europe trip to find the garden either as scrub or overwhelmed by Triffids.
It would be good to get familiar with Mulch. It seemed to be a buzzword on Garden’s World a long time ago, perhaps for that reason I didn’t take that much notice.
I had moulded some scrapings from the compost bin around the garlic and on top of the asparagus. It was squidgy, fibrous and black until it dried out, but what little there is comes good with a little rain.