I am literally eyeballing the month of March on my calendar and have already planned our garden activities and events through out the summer. Last month I shared a few tips on jobs that may need doing in the garden for the Month of January and with the elements being so unpredictable of late, I really hope you got to a least enjoy a flourish of daffodils or a sprinkling of snowdrops.
February is here already and it is suffice to say that this year has been extremely emotional due to losing my precious Mummy to cancer and our beloved family rabbit was killed by the neighbors dog. So already I am wanting to continue on my Mothers love of gardening but at the same time dearly miss our Jenny every time I set foot into the yard now.
Mums passing is still too raw and at this time I am not ready to write about it but I can however keep positive in remembering all the great memories we made In each others gardens and putting to use the handy tips she passed down to me.
As for Jenny the rabbit, I won’t be getting another rabbit as I know she will never be replaced. Jenny was an amazing bunny who lived in doors with us. My little girl adored her as did we. She was also a very big breed and loved to run wild, burrowing herself out of anything and everything. Our garden is very spacious but the temptation of next doors vegetable patch was too much and Jenny found a way through the fence.
So with out further a do the first project I want to concentrate on this month is my shed! My she shed has many uses for me. I run a business from there, I have a storage space for my camping gear and I have a lovely little potting table. At the moment I am storing my chrysanthemum bulbs from Christmas and have seedlings of wild flowers ready to sew in March. The past few days have been rather stormy and I have only been able to snatch the odd ten minutes here and there in my shed with most of that time boxing up orders. I have some tools and gardening bits that I kept from my mums own potting shed so I am eager to get organised and prepare the shed for the spring.
Here are a list of jobs I will be doing in the month of February.
Please stop by in the comments below and let me know how your garden brings you comfort or what plans you have to start preparing for spring. Much love and great to hear from you! X
I am so sorry about your Mum. How lovely that her memory will live on through the special things you did together like gardening. I am very jealous of your lovely shed! 🙂
Thank you for stopping by.
Flowers make me very happy and i am looking forward to seeing them all bloom x
I’m sorry to hear of your recent losses and hope that the time you spend in your she shed helps you get through. On a side note- that’s the neatest looking shed I’ve ever seen! Well done!
Hi Nadine – thank you for your thoughts.
The shed needs a spruce up but should be looking lovely and floral by time spring comes!
I love your little puppy’s gardeneing jacket..
Thank you for stopping by! The puppy is so delicate that she needs clothes for warmth!!! xx
I am so sorry to hear about your loss. I do think that gardening is very therapeutic though and I am sure you will really get a lot from being outdoors and getting prepared for Spring. A lovely positive post xx
Thanks Louise – along with my Three year old i have lots to keep me busy! xx
Oh how I would love a she shed!! I’m so jealous. {sorry for your loss, I totally understand how hard it is, it sounds like focusing on something so positive, like your lovely garden is the best way. Sending lots of positive wishes}
Thank you x
Roll on the warm weather!
I would love a garden. It would be brilliant to have a little plot for flowers and another for fruit and veg
If i did not have my garden i would try my hand at growing fresh herbs on my window ledge. Thanks for stopping by!
Your she shed looks lovely! I am less than awesome at gardening but I like to try and grow a few veggies with the kids.
I am the other way around – i can grow flowers but suck at growing food!!
So sorry to hear about your Mum and your rabbit. I love the idea of a ‘She Shed’ though, it sounds like the perfect place to escape to do some gardening.
I am so sorry to hear about your mum. We need to sort out our shed but unlike yours its full of toys!
So sorry to hear about your Mum and your pet rabbit too, that’s just an awful start to the year. I love that you have a she shed! It looks fab x
Hugs in memory of your mum and your rabbit. We’ve had to bury our cat in our new garden recently – we haven’t even moved in yet so makes it more sad that we know he would have loved the garden. We’ll think of him always though, as I’m sure you will of your rabbit. Sad losses and am wishing you brighter days to come xx