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The sun has been out today though I did this morning maybe in a state of too eager a belief that summer was her, cast away my vest and long johns
only to be cursing my rashness by the time I got to work, it took quite a few hours for the chill to burn off in fact it wasn't until this evening when I got home that I felt it warm and spring like enough to go and pot some plants in the garden - without a coat!
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Twelve by 1:16 Michael, the thought was there but I just didn't quite manage it though the phone calls I made and took in the morning will aid the continuation of the kiln build so I think that's allowable don't you?
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I am a pretty rubbish gardener, I never know whether things should be in at what time of year and then I probably plant them wrong or upside down or something and as to whether or not things will come back next year, assuming I haven't managed to kill them off of course, is utterly beyond me.
Tig and
Doug would probably curse me for cruelty to plants but it isn't malicious honestly just easily confused I think. Every now and again though I get the urge to plant some things in my pot collection at work or at home. Most of these twigs in the pots here are little trees, I do like my little trees, I know where I stand with those. The
fritilary is about the only thing I can name, oh and the
lavender, I got the
fritilary the other week because I recognised it in the garden centre after I drew some
sgraffito ones on this
harvest jug set last year.
Lastly for today I forgot to say when I delivered them but there is now a small display of my pots at
Barnbarroch Pottery with Christine if you happen to be in the
Kippford area and fancy popping in for a look. I think you would be foolish to miss a browse around Christine's shop if you are in the area anyway, it's always full of her amazing gems of pots. Go see for yourself.
Ha, your pots look lovely - In fact I was going to pop a photo on my next post. Sold one already!
ReplyDeleteDoes "Ne'er cast a clout" mean don't do any digging or don't take off any clothes?
ReplyDeleteit means don't take off any clothes-and the "May" is the Hawthorn blossom
ReplyDeleteI have fratilaries in my workshop garden - a little tribute to Bernard Leach as he used to paint them on his pots too
ReplyDeleteHi Hannah,
ReplyDeleteThank you for the tip ons Dan's blog!
Monique