Planning Ahead
There has to be a reason why some plants survive the onslaught …
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 …
Our local horse chestnut “bombing season” is pretty much over now, but the evidence of this recent hail of conkers is still lying on the ground beneath every tree …
Personally I love the look of the autumn leaves, but I can understand that if my favourite food was juicy green leaves then the pretty multicoloured carpet that forms at this time of year would be somewhat disappointing …