Pembrokeshire sunshine...:-)

Lovely photo`s of your garden Sandra and it seems you are very busy again with all that lot to look after, its maddening when the labels go awry in my little greenhouse so I don`t envy you with all your varieties.

That man whose watching over your garden seems a bit moody in your photo, think you caught him on a bad day, bet the chucks are pleased there is wire fencing between them, lol.....

Great blog Sandra, i enjoyed looking at all your plants bursting into life....How on earth do you cope with all those tomatoes?...I sowed a few seeds of 2 varieties and they've gone all leggy on me...:<(

Looking at this really makes me wish I had a greenhouse to keep me happy over the winter. Those succulents look so green & healthy.

Nice to see your succulents doing so well Sandra :o) Good luck with the tomatoes. I hope you get good crops

Yes - Wales winning makes all the difference to a day! :o)

thank you so much for your lovely comments...

the statue seems to be grumpy most days Lincs...

Motinot dont worry too much about the leggy bit...when you pot them on you can bury them up to their necks again.
succulents do well on window ledges too Lauram.
im delighted with how many succulents have come through the winter Hywel.
Nariz..:-)

Youv'e got a lot going on there Sandra, the toms are looking nice, Interesting to see how you do the heating, What's on the other end of the bottle ?

I was wondering about that .......

there is a small gas heater..at first to get germination we have heated underblankets and the gas to reach 70degrees...but thats only for one week. now we just use the gas when we think the frost is comming. we think its important not to molycodle them too much. getting the balance right is the hard bit but Julian is in control of that.checks on them soo often just to make sure....

Thanks Sandra, I'm using paraffin and a frost free electric heater, just wonder if this was a more economical way.

the gas is sooo expensive...thats why we have added the electric underblankets...my dad reckons its slightly cheaper...

things seem to be getting off to a good start sandra, great news, you sure keep busy and lots of different toms this year should be interesting to see how they turn out, glad wales won for you,, england slaughtered italy to lol ;o))

Well done Sandra, so many plants. 20 varieties of tomato, wonderful, good luck with everything.

thanks girls..poor Italy....:-)

yes poor italy hahah

and poor Ireland...i realy thought they were going to win today....

sad wasnt it sandra, joe has been watching the rugby at uni, so we talked about that today, also he and two friends are looking at a flat or house share, then they can make sure things are clean and tidy as they like them :o)
he wasnt quite so happy about chelsea losing match last weekend also blackpool drew, hope they arent on the delcline now after a great start to new premiership :o(

sounds like Joe has found his feet Sandra, and he'll be home for the summer before you know it. my rosie will be finished this year and she will be back home for a while anyway. i cant believe the time has gone by so fast.

i'm surrounded by man utd fans in this house so between wales and them its been a great weekend...

how lovely to be having rosie home sandra, does she know what the step in her future will be yet, hope she does well with exams and graduation :o)
man united,, please lol, i have no time but dont tell the family that,, all paid to much in football these days and have lost track of what the game means im afraid,
anyway we wont get into that sandra haha
im off now, my neck starts to hurt after so long on laptop, hope sun is out tomoz, enjoy, nite sandra

Lovely blog Sandra, I so enjoyed seeing your spring sunshine and all your lovely succulents and seedlings! Here in Angus, it is very definitely still winter and all I have are one or two crocus and a few cyclamen. We could really use some sunlight here! thanks for sharing yours! :)

thanks Karen.....the climate was one of the reasons we moved to west wales.its always windy but we do have milder winters that most of the uk..hope you warm up soon...:-)

Thanks Sandra, thick fog this morning! yuck!