nearly the end of April
Finished!
Well. the potatoes at least.
Several weeks later than previous years, mr digandweed planted the last of the potatoes, a variety called Anya.
A cross between Desiree and Pink Fir Apple.
This is a new variety for us, so we are looking forward to trying it.
Also on the allotment, a dwarf plum tree, planted in memory of mum who loved flowers and plants.
I was a bit worried that this little tree was dead, because for weeks it was showing no signs of life, not even tiny buds.
But all of a sudden over the past week, tiny little blossom have burst forth.
Beautiful!
Signs of Spring and renewal - at last! So pleased to hear the plum tree was just slumbering through the cold weather. The blossom looks beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI am waiting for my two little apple trees to bloom. Everything seems to be at least two weeks behind but I'd rather wait and hope we don't have a late frost. Happy gardening! : )
ReplyDeleteHopefully the worst of the frosts have gone and your little apple trees will blossom soon.
DeleteI've been similarly concerned about the lack of signs of life in a couple of established shrubs here but, fingers crossed, like your little plum, they'll pull through. There are more than enough existing gaps to fill!
ReplyDeleteHoping they burst into life soon!
DeleteLove your photos - blossom on fruit trees is just as nice as the main event later in the year :)
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