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Old 08-12-2025, 08:52 AM #20
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I’ve just had a tidy up in the garden. Trimmed back what needed to be trimmed ready for the spring (ornamental grasses, lily’s etc).

Olive trees will get tended to in February, bit of feed and a prune ready for the next season.

I’ve decided next year I’m not bothering with veg too much - want to try my hand at some more difficult flowers. Will still plant a couple of tomatoes and butternut squash, but think that’ll be it.
…what flowers are you thinking…?…my fingers really aren’t green at all but I’m an enthusiast and I get very excited when plants thrive and don’t immediately whither…the two olive trees we have are flourishing so well atm……how wonderful to grow difficult/less native flowers though and then maybe provide them for special functions etc…that would be such a lovely business to think of…..
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