Greetings fellow Rogues.
WOW... I wasn't expecting so many replies with so much information and great tips! A sincere thank you to you all.
I apologise in advance as I cannot answer everyone at the moment as otherwise I would be sat down here in front of my computer all day and won't get anything done.
Especially at the moment as Spring Time is rearing its beautiful head and there is a shitload of things to do before I become overwhelmed by the garden, the bees and the wife...
Today is the YELLOW day : All the shrubs and flowers are starting to bloom the colour yellow : Forsythia, Yellow Iris, Hyacinth, Daffodils etc...
I will be planting Mimosa next month as well as a Chinese Whuflu Wisteria.
The reason I also say YELLOW is that over the past two days we have recieived a copius amount of fine sand from the Sahara which has covered almost everything including our cars. So most of my morning will be spent having a fun time with the Karcher spraying everything down.
One of our cars :
![[Image: 20220317-072420-1.jpg]](https://i.ibb.co/52X4fys/20220317-072420-1.jpg)
Once I have finished I will get down to the Nitty Gritty of the garden, preparing for my BABEES...
This includes cordoning off certain parts of our flower plantations with a small electric fence as our cute bastard Labrador digs up everything in vicinity and if I want our bees to have lots to chomp on then this needs to be done. Otherwise its the 12 bore to the Labs head...
![[Image: Drevil-million-dollars.jpg]](https://i.ibb.co/BqL8vTZ/Drevil-million-dollars.jpg)
Buwhahahahaha
I apologise in advance for not being too quick with my replies and info but for me the art off bee keeping is also the art of patience.
Hopefully tomorrow if possible I will repost... If not, dont forget GRASSHOPPER : If ones bottom is falling out of ones world... Drink Guinness...
And the world will fall out of ones bottom...
HAPPY ST PATRICKS DAY EVERYONE.
Hugs
Rod
WOW... I wasn't expecting so many replies with so much information and great tips! A sincere thank you to you all.
I apologise in advance as I cannot answer everyone at the moment as otherwise I would be sat down here in front of my computer all day and won't get anything done.
Especially at the moment as Spring Time is rearing its beautiful head and there is a shitload of things to do before I become overwhelmed by the garden, the bees and the wife...
Today is the YELLOW day : All the shrubs and flowers are starting to bloom the colour yellow : Forsythia, Yellow Iris, Hyacinth, Daffodils etc...
I will be planting Mimosa next month as well as a Chinese Whuflu Wisteria.
The reason I also say YELLOW is that over the past two days we have recieived a copius amount of fine sand from the Sahara which has covered almost everything including our cars. So most of my morning will be spent having a fun time with the Karcher spraying everything down.
One of our cars :
Once I have finished I will get down to the Nitty Gritty of the garden, preparing for my BABEES...
This includes cordoning off certain parts of our flower plantations with a small electric fence as our cute bastard Labrador digs up everything in vicinity and if I want our bees to have lots to chomp on then this needs to be done. Otherwise its the 12 bore to the Labs head...
Buwhahahahaha
I apologise in advance for not being too quick with my replies and info but for me the art off bee keeping is also the art of patience.
Hopefully tomorrow if possible I will repost... If not, dont forget GRASSHOPPER : If ones bottom is falling out of ones world... Drink Guinness...
And the world will fall out of ones bottom...
HAPPY ST PATRICKS DAY EVERYONE.
Hugs
Rod
I still don't understand why the Kamikaze pilots wore helmets!