Corseside update..April

Lovely set of pics Sandra ...
Corseside is looking good :o)

thanks Terra ..the sunshine makes everything look better..:-)

Yes... I guess Wales has had more rain than further East ?
Are you having to water lots of plants ?

the hose pipe has been very busy already...it was up around 22 degrees today with very little wind. the beach are full of holiday makers making the most of it...

The sunshine is lovely, but I am worried about the weeks of dry weather .... gardens need the rain ...

i know..it dosent take long for them to start to suffer,,do you have to water all your lovely flowers?

They are working well for you Sandra, smiling as well, with all those plants I`d say those extra hands are much appreciated, it all looks good and they do say a weed is a plant in the wrong place,lol.
We haven`t had any rain for weeks now, I`ve already had to top up the water butts for my greenhouses and am only cutting the lawns fortnightly instead of weekly, I`d sooner have a green lawn a bit longer than dried up and yellow.
Hope you do well at the markets.....

Hello! This looks like a lovely happy place to work, hope the plant sale goes well for you, they look like very good healthy plants!

What a lot of work you must have to do at this time of the year, Sandra. I hope you manage to have a rest sometimes.

Happy Gardening and Good Luck with your plant sales.

Good luck with your plant sales. You have a terrific variety of tomatoes; most I haven't heard of. You can never have too many tomato plants, can you? I want to plant at least 15 of them this year.

Your place is looking a picture. Love the last two shots. Sounds like it's a very busy time of year, but it also sounds like you're enjoying it. So many plants piled up for the plant sales ... I bet they go like hotcakes!

Your Sarra flowers are just stunning! That is a wonderful display. Your glamp site is looking all glammed up and ready for your visitors. I have no doubt they will enjoy the weather and the lovely surroundings.

thank you so much for your encouraging comments....its is hard work but its great to have all the family to help.
the sarracena flowers have just been soo exciting to watch budding up...im sur they must be an aliens species...

What a lovely blog ... love the pic of the girls 'muck-spreading' in their red trousers ... how on earth do you keep on top of all the propagation ? Oh yes ... I see on the chalkboard that I'm a 'hardy, old-fashioned favourite'! I've been called some things in my time ... lol! : o ))

I'm glad you have flowers on your saracenia. Mine has died lol.
Isn't the weather glorious :o)
Never mind the weeds You can call it a 'wild garden' lol

thanks Shirley and Hywel
sorry about your sarracena Hywel ..:-(

It cost £5 lol I may try another sometime.

i resisted the first time i saw one for sale as it was ten pound.....but a year later when i had the chance again i couldnt resist. i have been looking at seed but thats not cheep either but i think i'm going to give it a go.:-}

I didn't know you could get seeds. I think I'll have a look out for them. It would be interesting to grow them from seeds :)