Woke up this morning and it was raining.
So I decided to feed the chickens under the tarp. No one likes to eat in the rain.
Yesterday we went off to garden world a huge nursery to get me some fruit trees
They’re mostly dwarf varieties and two of the the three apples grow in a column
So straight up. So they don’t need lots of room between them
We also got some thornless blackberries a couple of blueberries and a couple of raspberries
I started by placing them around and seeing what I wanted where
Then hubby started planting I went along and added plant food into holes and scattered
Around each after they were planted
We we’re almost done when it really started to come down.
But we stayed out there till the job was done
The chickens were not as silly, they knew to get in out of the rain
So all plants are now safely in the ground
So all plants are now safely in the ground
The whole bed is higher than the ground around it. So hopefully they don’t get bogged
So now all we can do is wait for spring to see then all come to life
With a bit of luck
Back inside
Showered and going to spend the rest of the day in front of the fire
Bliss
I think we might pop over to Gardenworld and see what trees they have. I want some in the front as it is very bare.
ReplyDeleteThere’s no bare root trees they all have signs saying they were just potted.
DeleteSo the prices are very high. I guess they’re cashing in as everyone is wanting to plant trees. They do have lots
Are your chickens laying even though it’s winter……they’re almost like second family to you with all the love and care you give them
ReplyDeleteNot yet. I got them young and as their a large breed they don’t start laying until they’re around seven months old. Which they will be at the start of spring. Perfect timing
DeleteThe ground looks very boggy. Lucky chooks are ok though in their castle.
ReplyDeleteGreat selection of vines. Good luck with them
It was boggy but only on the top. When we dug down it was dry
DeleteHopefully by now it’s filtered down