The weather man told us we would be getting snow over the night, i had to prepare my plants outside for the weather. This morning hubby woke up for work at 6, he had to drive to work in a snow blizzard, i thankfully slept through it. The at lunch time this is what the sky looked like.
Its still cold but all the snow has gone, we are expecting another flurry later, just hope this weather sorts itself out and quickly.
With the weather being unsettled i decided to transfer some of the seeds i have growing already. I also have to re-pot 2 Hollyhocks for the man i am doing a swap with for my Lavender. I started on the Hollyhocks first as would like these to be well established when he comes to do the swap.
I have re-filled the 12 seed pot to hold more Hollyhocks as would like a couple of pots filled with these plants, i would like them potted up at different times so i have a constant supply of pretty flowers. Hollyhocks are one of the Bee's favourite to visit, I will have plenty of flowers for them to do there work on.
I then found i had 2 tomato plants growing pretty well, they need to be re - potted into a Biodegradable pot for when the weather warms up. I just may be eating my own Tomatoes this year. Would love to be able to give a few to my mother in law.
I then found i had space on the windowsill for more seeds. I decided to try a few flowers in the egg shells. I chose SweetPea, these are pretty bright coloured flowers. I planted 12 seeds then placed them back on the window sill. I can never have enough flowers, there will always be space for one more pot.
I have also got a nice surprise for my garden, hubby's mum is selling her static caravan, she has lived there for quite a while so has grown quite a few pretty tree's in pots, I am allowed to go and pick the ones I want. She also has a lovely Yellow Rose tree (Her late Mums favourite Rose) I am going to grab that then empty a few of Gran and Grandy's ashes on to it. It will be somewhere i can go to talk to Gran as I am missing our conversations. You never know she may speak to me.
Thank you @son-of-satire