Late spring in the potting shed
We survived the Great Late Frost of 2022.
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Which is exactly like the Great Late Frost of 2021. Which also means I might not be able to show you the cherry crop this year. Again.
At least we had warning so I was able to do this:
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I think the broad beans took a hit, but most other things seem to be alive.
Note the sticks in the trays – not so much to hold up the lightweight fleece….
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… as to stop Creature from treading on everything.
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She does not like to share.
But she has had to this week as I am away. And Solene has reported no slashing injuries or unexpected attacks.
In fact she even thinks Creature is tolerating the intrusion in Her House.
I can’t wait to be back tomorrow to resume the frenzy of seed sowing and seedling work.
And wild animal taming. (Note claws.)
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Just six days away dealing with stuff in the milder climate of London.
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No frost damage on these ornamental cherries.
Lucky things.