Here
we see what happened to that collapsing - now collapsed - rose arch
in the back yard after a 'wet n windy' stormy night on the third
weekend of November. Plans had been to dismantle it when dry and time
permitted - but due to the total collapse, emergency rose-saving
eventuated directly.
You
can see how the two rose bushes are now severely pruned back. Once
dry weather and time coincide, I will clear the garbage - aka weeds
and former arch frame - and then tie the roses - one to the house and
one to the palm tree - or so was the plan.
The
sack of brown paper shown in the front of the bags of carpet was
taken down the plot between showers of rain and hail at the start of
the fourth week in the month. The three large rolled up pieces have
been deposited into the compost bin on top of the artichoke plant
remnants and underneath a pile of horse muck.
In
fact, my original intention was just to pop the paper and some veggie
scraps/coffee grounds into the compost tub and grab a leek - but on
sighting an almost full and barely touched pile in the
horse muck area, I grabbed my bucket and spade and snatched a dozen
loads.
Oh
look - where have the rose bushes gone? Find out in my next outdoor
post!
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