Wednesday, July 10, 2013

I am still here

Oh my gosh! I can't believe its been a month since I last posted, not much news to write about really.
I have, however, been browsing your blogs and leaving a comment here and there,    

Summer is such a busy time. All the rain and humid weather we have had recently has kept me busy pulling weeds and cutting the grass which seems to grow overnight.  My flowers are loving this  weather and producing lots of beautiful blooms.

Having just said there was not much happening around my house..... I have a utility pole in my back garden, and the city is replacing a lot of these poles in my neighbourhood.  A large truck is currently parked outside my house with a huge vacuum hose attached to it.   The workmen have advised they are going to be sucking out the soil for the new pole.  Apparently they don't dig holes any more.   I knew this was going to happen so have dug up the perennials in that area, and they are now all in pots.  I have been told they will likely have to stay there for at least three months or maybe more until this job is finished.   I hate being in limbo like this, but can't do anything about it. just keep the plants alive and put up with it.

Going to watch to see if they put my bird bath back in it's place, it's much to heavy for me to move.

Patricia

7 comments:

Hazel said...

I've never heard of sucking out dirt for a pole , learn something new everyday .It would be interesting to watch ,I wonder what the do when the come upon a large rock .Enjoy the summer .

Pokey said...

They better put that bird bath back right!
Your header photo is sure pretty, Patricia ~
:-}pokey

Piece by Piece said...

The bird bath was put back, however, tomorrow they move it again to put the new pole in. Thanks for comment re flowers, they are clematis.
Patricia

cottonreel said...

Workman around any time are a pain but when you have to dig up your plants too , well !!!!!uhfugher 14

Unknown said...

Is that your clematis Patricia? It's beautiful!

You sound like a wonderful gardener. What a shame you've had to dig up your plants but at least they have been saved.

Sft x

Gill - That British Woman said...

is the garden still in an up roar?

Gill

Gill - That British Woman said...

thanks for answering my question on my blog. I would be driven to distraction by all that. I congratulate you on your patience.

Gill