We dodged the rain … but not the leaves

Beautiful blue sky this morning at London Rd Station, and thankfully we did a bit of work late morning rather than our usual afternoon slot. We planted ‘Minnow’ daffodils in Madeleine’s mini-garden planter. We also cleared the rampant squash in one of the tree pits and planted cyclamen and daffodils (‘tête à tête’), and also cleared up Madeleine’s tree pit.

The big job was clearing the sycamore leaves from the station forecourt – four big bags’ worth. I’m not keen on storing these leaves for leaf mould; they seem to be a bit diseased. But the forecourt looks so much better – of course, more leaves will be down soon.

Indeed, by the beginning of the afternoon, the deluge showers had started … Tuesday afternoon … and haven’t finished. The silver lining? I’d forgotten to water in the cyclamen. All done now, … but along with a further drop of sycamore leaves.

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About londonrdstationpartnership

We are a small community gardening group at London Rd Station, Brighton - a group of neighbours getting together to grow things on disused land at the station, and enhance the area with plants. We are also a composting hub - and the compost gets used on the gardens.
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