Yes, let's do that.

Very exciting, Daisy.

Yes.

Well, it's a bit...

Right.

Are we in...

Hello.

We're on. We're chop, chop, chop. Yes, I know. We've got to be very swift today, swift and efficient. Because all of us have got things on. Daisy is actually moving tomorrow, which is massive. It is massive. Massive. I mean, we've all done it and it it's massive, but she just sent her a couple of photos. It's gorgeous. It's gorgeous. And the garden. The garden is fucking phenomenal. Well, absolutely. She and I are going to have to bond over lots of gardening things. But also that lovely thing. Hold on. Hold on. I garden. I garden. What? Just because you've got an orchard and a meadow. In the orchard in the meadow. We've also now, to coin a phrase, you know, like Monti Dond has the jewel garden and the white garden and all these different gardens, etc. Sort of, yes. Yeah, yeah. We've got the dead garden. The dead garden? What do you mean stuff that's not growing that

actually is dead? Literally the dead garden. All the pots that are dying and in the dead garden.

What do you mean annuals or yeah you mean annuals? You don't mean like stuff that's

no no no I'm talking about the pots that I had of spring bulbs that like the grape hyacinth

etc.

Yes, well, they're meant to die now, Jenny.

Yes, they are meant to die, Judith.

But what I normally do is rip them all out and replace with summer bulbs.

But I've got a lot on my plate at the moment.

So I've chosen three pots to come again next year.

Let's just see if they do.

So they're in the dead garden and hopefully they'll

be resurrected gone. Well, you slow down. You can always, if you, you don't have to take that,

but you can put stuff on top. Why you put them in the dead garden? All you need to do is take a bit of

soil out, you know, put some other stuff on the top. Really? I thought it would disturb. Okay, I'll do that. I'll do that. You're fine. You've just given me lots of fucking more work. Okay, it's a lasagna. Oh, I've got, I'm the same. I've got loads of stuff to plant out over the weekend. It's actually quite knackering, you know. It's a kneeling down. It's exhausting. It's exhausting.

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