Busiest July for Gardening Excellence.

Well, I've not had much of a chance to write an awful lot recently as I'm finding myself in the middle of the busiest July yet. Usually by this time of year I'm on top of all my gardens and can afford to step back, take a breath and look at the ways my gardens are growing. Not this year. Having taken on one more large garden about six weeks ago, I'm finding myself busier than ever. I'm beginning to think I may need to take on some help at short notice in case I have any more enquiries.What with all the work keeping me busy throughout the daytime and housework and making sure that Cat has clean clothes to go to work in when I get back from gardening, I'm not going to have much of a chance to write much in the next few weeks. I could do with writing an update on the vegetable growing (we're already eating the first of the blueberries) and I'd like to write a bit more about the new garden and maybe even start writing about some of my existing gardens. As for scanning in photos... yeh, right! When I get a minute...! I think I'm suffering from the opposite of Phil's problem - I'm spending so much time out there gardening that I don't have time to blog.
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    Andrew - well done on your business success and I am chuffed that you are so busy.

    Don't worry about the blogging, I am sure you will catch up on that and give us all a treat in the process.
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