About 20 years ago, I decided to stop making decisions. I have always failed to keep what I created and have always felt guilty. My tactics have changed in recent years. Most of my previous decisions were to do nothing; For example, don't leave your tools and fill up your wheelbarrow because you're too lazy to drive straight to the compost heap.
Today I'm more interested in positive things, I decided to do what helps. Before I start sounding too hypocritical, I rarely succeed. But gardening is a process, not a one-time activity, and my decisions should have the same time frame. New Year is not January 1, but 2023 and not earlier than 2024.
resolution Don't get distracted
Decide to go to the park first, after a few minutes of thinking about your priorities for the day, and then try to follow the list in that order. It's tempting to think about this when you're heading out for some important trimming or styling work. "Now I can't get rid of this bitter tree" and at the end of the evening I'm still in the same flower. The bed still hasn't fixed those veronicastrum perverts.
two permissions Share the seed
Before collecting seeds from the garden and placing them in envelopes or recycled bags with the plant name on it, it's impossible to legibly label bags of stem-filled balloons, and it's impossible to remember exactly what seeds you'll get in a few weeks. you bought them to wash later. Be serious and limit the collection of seeds to dry days and, of course, leave the excess seeds behind.
three permissions to take better care of the instruments
You won't regret it. Wash, sharpen, hang up after use, and you will no longer waste time in vain. I'm happy to have some of the best keys in the world, Nivaki, but I'm very careless with them and often can't find them. My husband Neil always sharpens knives, discs and washers, but I'm going to brush up on my sharpening skills and enroll in a course in the new year and then try to do it regularly in the future.
"Get a good gardening calendar every month"
Graeme Dillamore, Assistant Director, Gardens and Estates, Historic Royal Palaces
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