I raced up to the plot last night. There was going to be a GROUND FROST, maybe.
Anything tender needed to be covered up.
Draughts blocked up
and low lying plants and the soil covered. I used this fleece, but old fabric, polythene sheeting (from a delivery) or paper will do fine. What ever you use weight it down with stones, or it'll be gone in the morning.
I found this slug on a brick that was in my ISLAND TRAYS. Did it SWIM to the brick, FALL out of the tree onto the brick, or come in on a seed tray? Who knows, but I know this much, it was gone this morning, Did it SWIM .......
I took cuttings of ROSEMARY today. Ripping the lower leaves from the stalk - ideally leaving no more than half a dozen behind.
Push the bare stalks into compost. 8 or so into a pot. You can see I've left lots of leaf on, which can go mouldy as the plants are crowded together in HUMID ATMOSPHERE, FOR WEEKS.
Wrap cling film around the pots (or plastic sheeting from a delivery, or pop a clear plastic bag over each pot; secure with string ot elastic bands).
Leave the top open to the air if they're as packed in and leafy as these.
Seedlings of SISYRINCHIUM STRIATUM all 150 of them. Potted up in the blink of an eye!
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