I thought it would be great for people to share what their gardening plans are for the weekend. Or it could be simply what you plan on doing around the yard.
For us we are going to be still putting together the chicken coop. It’s the taj mahal of chicken coops I think. The gardens will be too wet to do anything with and the coop is being built in the garage out of the weather. I have no idea how we are going to get the darn thing out of there and to it’s new home it’s that big :shrug: .
These ladies when they get here will have a palace :cheer:
wanna fertilize the beetroot, cucumbers,silverbeet. plant out the cabbages,roma tommies,my 1 borage plant that germinated from very old seed.mow. do some repotting.get the last chooked bed ready for some zucchinis. sit on the patio with a beer(if its as warm as today), otherwise a red or two inside..watch Gardening Australia.:)
I want to fertilise everything that needs it, weed and turn over the site that will have pumpkins, zuccs, spage squash and the two types of cucumbers. I need to finish harvesting the turnips, pull out mu hot house and take the temp inside to see if its warm enough to start the seeds in that. I also need to do a lot of weeding. I think its going to be too wet for most of that.
Plant 9 fruit trees, plant the raspberry canes, asparagus crowns and strawberry runners, build a chook run and if I have any spare time after all that start flattening my garden bed paths… Fortunately I managed to get Monday off lol…
Well, I’m not going to get too excited. I’ll wander around and have a look and ponder. Then I’ll wander again, pick a mandarin off the tree and eat it while I think about a new chook pen, look at all the weeds and think I really need to get into them, maybe get distracted by a bird flying past. Then I’ll be so exhausted from that I’ll sit in the sun and think about life.
Of course if I really get excited, there is a pile of trimmings that I could mulch. I might weed around my leeks and triffids (welsh onions). I should thin them out and replant them – they don’t like staying in their clumps.
Of course I’ll have to let the chooks out and they’ll need watching. And after they scratch the mulch out from under the trees, I’ll have to rake it all back.
Kristy post=318053 wrote: Plant 9 fruit trees, plant the raspberry canes, asparagus crowns and strawberry runners, build a chook run and if I have any spare time after all that start flattening my garden bed paths… Fortunately I managed to get Monday off lol…
