Tiny trowel, 100 yrs old!

How cute.

Very cute indeed. I thought it was £2 but it was £22, you see I forgot my glasses....again!

They don't make 'em like that anymore, have a lovely weekend Lulu and the rest of the gang.

Thanks Littlelegs. May do an Exmoor and more blog on Monday!!

100 years old did it get a telegram from the Queen lol its so cute and great for getting into small plants. I like I will have to remember that one forgot my glasses hehe.

So cute! Today I bought a new set of secateurs (I keep losing mine...I'm sure they get thrown in the compost by mistake!); and a pruning saw, so I'm going to be very busy....oh and as I was typing this, my raspberry bushes have just been delivered! Yum yum!!

I think all secateurs should be bright pink and attached by long piece of string, which probably would lead to the compost heap!

Yeah! My last ones had green handles....daft idea!

I painted mine with red nail varnish, still got them after 7 years, they need a wee sharpen though!

Great idea!! I used mine today and I've still got them! lol

I did notice the metal ring above the handle needs a glue job! But I suppose when you're 100 yrs old!!!!
My garden is so very wet not got anything done in it at all yet!

Yes, it does look like a wet site Lulu. Mine is very wet in parts as well, but I haven't touched them yet except to remove two roses that were struggling with the water. I replanted them elsewhere. Trouble is, I don't seem to have much success in the boggy bit...I think I need to take all out and totally revamp with some bog plants!

Bog plants, sounds interesing, what about Gunnera?

Too big. Mind you, I noticed the other day, you can get a smaller kind that only grows to about 2' tall. But then the size is the whole point of a Gunnera isn't it! The Sibirica Irises do well in there, and so do a couple of clems that are in there. I planted a Magnolia Lesserii in there in the summer and it seems to be thriving, so perhaps I'll just leave it for now, without the roses and see how it does this year!