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My Garden ~ Peapicking grandson turns two

Life’s been busy since he came to live here last year. The garden’s full of discoveries – hedgehogs, water, animals and all sorts of things to pick and eat. 

Negotiating the puddles  Driveway puddles are a natural hazard when you’re short-stuff.

Feeding the neighbour’s pigs Neighbour’s pigs love my rejected cooked dinners. I take the pig bucket with my food scraps every day.

Feeding hay to the calves in the winter Grandad just wouldn’t cope without my help. The electric fence is scary though.

Cooking makes a boy hungry Cooking makes a boy hungry. I let Nana help me make banana cake and date scones.

Wheelbarrow time There’s gardening to do and peas to pick. Daddy really needs my help with his new raised garden.

Sweetcorn is the new peas Sweetcorn is the new peas (Nana’s note: what he doesn’t know is that more peas are busy sprouting in secret places he doesn’t know about yet).  

Black grapes is good I’ve moved on from strawberry tasting. The grapevine is a good place to hang out this month. I’ll get Nana to pick bunches of pink, white and black grapes for my friends at my party.

Story day with my friends at Playcentre My friends at Playcentre are coming to my birthday party. 

March 22, 2007 - Posted by Jenny | Uncategorized | , , , , | 2 Comments

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  1. Wow, multi-generational gardening, there is hope for the human race!

    Good for you to be able to share your passion with your grandson!

    Comment by in2l | March 23, 2007 | Reply

  2. Dear Mrs. Litchfield,

    Please contact me by e-mail. I would like permission to use the second picture in this post on my website.

    Thank you,
    Charles

    Comment by Charles Wellen | January 26, 2009 | Reply


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