Sunday, 19 May 2013

Same Old


Saturday was the coldest day of the month with the temperature just managing to creep into double figures at 11.2°C. The morning was drizzly clearing away in the afternoon but making absolutely no effort to brighten up.  

My weather station output at 19:00 confirms what a cold dull day it was. Gardening was on hold again but we've got some pea plants Meteor and Sugar Snap, as well as broad beans Masterpice Green Longpod, all sown in pots at home which really need planting out in the plot. We could do with a break in the weather to get them planted.

Judging from the state of the trays the peas and broad beans are standing in they won’t be short of water. If anything after the last few days of wet weather they will more than likely be waterlogged.
At least our marsh Marigold doesn't mind the wet weather and is looking at its best at the moment in the shallow area of our pond.

Original post from A Gardener's Weather Diary http://ossettweather.blogspot.co.uk/ author M Garrett

Posted by Martyn at 10:10

1 comment:

  1. Mal27 May 2013 at 21:59

    So that's Marsh Marigold! There's a patch in the burn near us, but I didn't know it's name. Makes perfect sense!

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