I thought I would join in with Six on Sunday. It was a lovely, warm and sunny day today. The birds were flying about and making a fair bit of noise. We even had coffee and lunch outside today.
This time of year is always full of such promise.
We have a few crocuses going through. The bees were working it and their pollen baskets were bright yellow and full.
There are a few things that left still growing from last year.
Lastly, things to come next month
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I tend to find Blackbirds and Thrush are your best friend when it comes to slugs. hedgehogs as well but they will not get up to your raised bed unless you fix an escalator.
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Thanks, it was hard work but worth while. The slugs are starting to come out. I had a spring cabbage last night that had a good nest of them
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Welcome to Six on Saturday. That first photo of the beds is fantastic. You have just reminded me I have to deploy my slug traps!
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