It's raining in the shed! | Smallholding adventures | Making space for my stuff

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  • Опубликовано: 12 дек 2024

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  • @myrustygarden
    @myrustygarden 12 дней назад +1

    Wow and I thought I had a lot in my shed 😂 but Sameena yiu did an awesome job 👍👍. We get 🕷️ like that in the back room when it’s cold. We catch them in jars and gently rehouse them outside away from the house. Plastic shelves are better if you’re in wet ground and should last for years. Shed looks much better and you will continue to organize over time. I need to pot up some stuff today so I’ll leave you here Sameena, have an awesome day, Ali 🥶🥶🇨🇦

    • @mymessyplot
      @mymessyplot  12 дней назад

      Oh Ali, if you think that's a lot - you should see the boxes of 'shed' stuff that are in the dutch barn waiting to be unpacked. No one ever accused me of being a minimalist 🤣

  • @mywildwelshgarden-es3fr
    @mywildwelshgarden-es3fr 12 дней назад +1

    Making progress! I like a nice tidy shed. How nice you found the hibernating insects.

    • @mymessyplot
      @mymessyplot  12 дней назад +1

      Trouble is, I can never keep it tidy!
      I'm hoping I did the right thing with the insects.

    • @mywildwelshgarden-es3fr
      @mywildwelshgarden-es3fr 11 дней назад +1

      @@mymessyplot Seems OK to me. You couldn`t do anything else really, just leave them be and give them a way out in spring. The bumblebee Trust will give advice about bumblebees.

  • @OtterwoodCottage
    @OtterwoodCottage 5 дней назад

    Just catching up on your vids - the perennial leeks sound awesome - I must try them!

    • @mymessyplot
      @mymessyplot  5 дней назад

      @@OtterwoodCottage they’re much smaller than a ‘normal’ leek - but I quite like that. And it’s great not having to plant fresh every year!