As planned I dug-up, then moved and replanted the perennial cornflowers (shown below) and sedums during the week.
I also weeded, then hoed, the main flower patch. Yesterday I worked my way round all the plot edges. It was a bright and dry morning, but rather chilly so I wasn’t surprised to find that I was the only person on the site, and even the robin didn’t come and say hello as it has done most mornings recently.
Needless to say I’m well pleased with the way that it’s all looking and is now ready to start planting and sowing later this month. This picture shows most of the plot except for the comfrey plants and raspberry bushes which are off the photo on the right-hand side.
Take care, and have a good week!
Flighty's plot 
Wow, that looks amazing, you are so well ahead of the game, very impressive, certainly puts me to shame. Am looking forward to seeing your plans unfold over the next coming growing season. Have a good week, going to be mostly dry but chilly here l believe. X
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Andy thanks on all counts, I’m sure yours is better than you think. That’s good to know. Thanks and you too, looks like there’ll be some rain here. xx
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And so you should be!!
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Allison thanks. xx
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It’s looking immaculate. I imagine it’s very satisfying to have everything in such good order at the start of the season. Lots of repotting and top dressing of pots here. I also took out a couple of grapevines which are always hard to control and replaced them with a wisteria. Have a good Sunday Flighty. CJ xx
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CJ thanks. It sure is. It sounds like you’ve been busy. I hope that the wisteria does well for you. I did thanks, and hope you did as well. xx
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You have a nice sized plot, which looks very ready to receive its donations and take off!
Xxxx
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Menhir it’s a half plot which is big enough for me, and it certainly is now. xx
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The plot looks fantastic. You deserve a good cuppa and biscuits and a pat on the back.
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Liz thanks. I always have a cup of tea and a couple of biscuits when I get home from the plot, and make do with a pat on the shoulder as I can’t reach my back. xx
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Looks fabulous. I hope you have a great plotting year.
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Sharon thanks, on both counts. Let’s hope that we all have a good year. xx
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That looks so good, job well done 🙂
All the best Jan
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Jan thanks. And for you too. xx
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Well that plot sure is looking good. I’d be well pleased too.xxx
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Snowbird thanks. That’s good to know. xx
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Definitely satisfying feeling to get things accomplished.
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Nikki it most certainly is. xx
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Very neat indeed! Looking great Flighty! xx
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Karen thanks. xx
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Wow, this looks amazing Mike, what dimensions are those beds?
Sara
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Sara hello and thanks. The plot is about 30 by 60 feet, and the largest of the three vegetable patches is roughly 15 by 12 feet. xx
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Ah, so three large beds – they did look big! We’ve gone for smaller raised beds to keep groups of crops in defined spaces…
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Gosh I wish mine was as ready as yours! It looks good enough to eat! Xx
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Cathy thanks, it does rather. xx
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