So I have a pile of pots around the pool (meant to be a spa but the bubbles have never worked) which are full of drought loving plants. The hose doesn't quite reach as far unless I attach the dodgy hose which is not often so they need to love the dry. Of course over winter they have not been attended as well as I would like and as a result they are quite weedy.
 |
the Grevillea robusta has left it's mark as well |
So I not only had to weed but re-pot, use up all my bags of potting mix in an attempt to get it looking a fraction happier. I have got a few pots that need to be removed and divided such as my Aloe Vera (perfect for burns and bites and rashes) but have run out of mix
Here the results:
 |
Had a few frangipani's so they were divided into the 2 monster square pots |
 |
Might take a while for the little babies to root up in the new pots |
 |
I even managed to clean the pool as well |
The vegetable garden is getting bricked up so I patiently (toe tapping madly away) am waiting to get planting. I really want the broad beans to have a chance to produce a good crop before that part of the garden is bricked up. Here they are with the first of the sweet-peas.
 |
Sweet-peas try to invade the shed (please). |
No comments:
Post a Comment