Out Of The Cold
I know it should be “Out in the cold” but of course that is the point – he is not “in” with the seedlings and for once the gardener wins!
I know it should be “Out in the cold” but of course that is the point – he is not “in” with the seedlings and for once the gardener wins!
Happy Shrove Tuesday, Carnival, “Fat Tuesday” or whatever else you call the day before you might (or might not!) give up stuff for Lent …
There has to be a reason why some plants survive the onslaught …
Random thought about inflation – how long is it since anyone asked you for a “penny for the Guy”?
We’ve already had very nice weather several times today – and the garden is looking very green …
Sometimes they start easily after the winter – sometimes they don’t. An allegory perhaps for the process of restarting a life put on hold for a year by the pandemic …
*from the latest annual pest ranking by the Royal Horticultural Society, as reported in the UK press today. As a gardener I side with the RHS on this, although as a cartoonist I’m not so sure …
It seems that logic can only get you so far …
Good defensive location for a snail maybe – but what are the chances of a wheelie bin not being used over the Christmas holidays?
Think I’ll stick to eating the less colourful mushrooms sold in the local supermarket …