Just cut the grass again!

My grass will also need another cut. I have plenty of carrots still growing nicely

We cut our grass again last weekend and we are in the NE of England! Weather very mild again today and roses still very much in bloom.

The chap putting in the kitchen said the long range weather forecast says a lot of snow this winter. Anyone else heard that?

The grass is still growing and will need cutting again. Stranger still the begonias are still in flower though past their best. I read a piece in the paper saying it would be a cold winter and not as wet as last year which was terrible for so many people affected by the floods.

Yes I heard on radio cold but dry winter. Can live with that!!

We have a sunflower growing in our veg patch. It is about 4ft tall now. Also nasturtiums and two lettuces.

I have been grass cutting today SE England- what a beautiful day, incredibly warm.
I seem to remember that I was still cutting well into November last year too.

Had my morning coffee in the garden here in South Yorkshire. We are still cutting the grass although it's more to pick up the leaves as well. Don't mind a cold winter but I'm not a fan of snow and ice. ,

Still having to water some things. Not much rain for weeks!

Picking up leaves ????

Yes whitewave I also heard it will be a cold winter with snow. We will see, they hardly get it correct from day to day, never mind a long range forecast.

Cold is fine, snow less so! Our rhododendron is in full,bloom, it's as confused as I am. Grass needs a cut, although the gardeners seem of a different mind, roses out, just pulled out some bedding plants in full bloom, seemed a shame but needed to tidy. I never believe a weather forecast .

Yes, I heard that weather forecast but DH just says it is more reliable to just look out of the window! We shall see.

Our roses are still flowering their hearts out, the flocks are lovely and the grass looks as if it needs another cut.

I live up in the Jura mountains at nearly 1000m- and it has been so mild too. DH will be out cutting the grass this afternoon, again, hoping to pick up as many leaves as poss in the process- and I'll finish cutting off the perrenials - perhaps leaving the sedums a bit longer still.

My grass will need another cut but prefer to do it when dry. However, the dew seems to last all day! Pelargoniums are all flowering again so will stay until the first frost, which is forecast to be tomorrow in Oxfordshire.

We have a lot of grass needing cut but it's too wet and will be probably until April.

When I'm on my boat (can't spell yatch) I sometimes look at the sea and think that's a funny shade OF blue, any one else think that.

So the conditions aren't much different up your way? I didn't realise. We have so much grass, it's not really lawn-type grass, as the land is a reclaimed field for crops.
I've been out clearing weeds for a short time - I use a 'hacker' which is a sort of large, sturdy hoe on a short handle
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Then rake up the weeds.

Strangely enough, at this time of year, temps up here at 1000m above the 'mer de brouillard' or 'sea of fog' above the lakes of Geneva and Neuchâtel- it is much warmer up than below (Lake Neuchâtel is at about 530m). Autumns are truly glorious up on the tops of the Jura mountains- on both sides of border ;)

Hi there, mine too.

Just had to cut mine yet again, its a sunny breezy day but still had to wait till afternoon before it was dry enough. I hope thats the last one .