Autumn update; spuds, mice and plum nostalgia.
Well well, we haven't been here for a while, have we? Since my last post I've been clearing the garden of summer growth, old plants, leaves and rubbish, and to celebrate I had a big bonfire. It made plenty of ash, so that's been scattered around the fruit trees and bushes, and dug into the soil. Small pleasures please small minds
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Sounds like you need to be ruthless and efficient in removing damaged fruit before the rot spreads.
I wish I could keep moggies out of my garden. One craps all over my front garden and uses the lawn when the soil is wet. Another hunts birds and frogs in my back garden. Grr.
I wouldn't mind if they caught mice...
I need to go and check my garlic. It's been too wet to get down the allotment recently.
Happy Winter!
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