Pesky February - it's only gone and finished already, which makes my blog posts for that month a rather unimpressive... one. In my defence I really have done gardening - even some with the kids - I just never quite got round to mentioning it here.
Thankfully, I have some evidence to back me up.
So here, only a few days late, is the first in what I hope will be a series of films from our garden. Usefully, the jobs the children are doing will still relevant for early March - finding clumps of snowdrops to divide and spread, cleaning out the greenhouse and sowing seeds.
NB Please note: singing of the Cosmos song is optional.
January always seems to be a really long dismal month and February just whizzes by and before you know it there's loads to be done. I got the grandchildren planting bluebells, pots of crocus, snowdrops and tete a tete daffs in the woodland garden at the allotment. They have a den there so were quite keen to have their own little flower patch
Posted by: Margaret Ogden | March 04, 2014 at 10:11 AM
I have some cleaning they could do if they'd like to come round.
This next is a shamefacedly copy and paste comment. (I'm doing a last minute rush around to people who might be interested.)
Have you thought about following a tree with Loose and Leafy this year? There's information here http://tinyurl.com/bv6pzt5 and a Link Box tomorrow (7th March).
Lucy
Posted by: Lucy Corrander | March 06, 2014 at 02:25 PM
It is getting very difficult to get round to gardening in February - last year we had snow that killed everything off and this year we have had nothing but rain!
Posted by: Fiberon | March 26, 2014 at 02:36 PM