A day in the garden doing some sorting out. Having problems with the chooks getting out and scratching off my peastraw, so i need to get them contained before i continue with that job. Not a very nice day but i will rug up and no doubt i will soon warm up. Just about to have eggs and bacon for breakfast so i better go. May do a post later see you then.
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Okay I am about to ask what may be a very silly question, but... What does "rug up" mean? And what is peastraw? :)
Lovely post and so nice seeing your lovely grounds.
Thanks Amanda! ;)
Ruth
Hi ruth, its not a silly question. Tasmania is very English in origin and i think rug-up may be an English saying, meaning put more clothes on and keep warm. Pea straw is cut from pea crops grown on farms locally; it makes a great mulch for the garden. Australia has suffered with dry weather and it is a good way to retain moisture in the soil, especially in the summer. I put it on in the Autumn, so its all ready for the springs burst.
Love the fountain! I also have problems with my chooks digging up gardn beds I am trying to create.
Lynette :)
Lovely garden, I just found your blog through Marley and Lockyer. Lovely shop too, I wish I lived closer.
What a beautiful view you have!
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