It's Summer at Het Gazebo !

Green ! The hostas look great !

Green ! The weeds are not holding back !

Green ! New hostas planted !

Green ! Another use of the wheelbarrow !

 and a sad green of hostas that were just recently vanadlized.

By this afternoon it was 30  C in the sun !

Thank you volunteers for keeping Het gazebo green !

If you are in Diepenheim ...

visit the hosta garden Het Gazebo !

This abstract hosta leaf in Diepenheim is filling up !

 Het Gazebo volunteers managed to stay dry this morning 

as they were busy today planting new hostas

and weeding, weeding, weeding !

Summer is just around the corner !

Almost enough rainfall !

Thanks to changeable weather conditions, more rainfall, since last Summer the ground water levels and the measured rainfall shortages are back to normal ! 

The hostas at Het Gazebo sure are enjoying this amount of rain,

along with all the champost and regular garden maintenance

and weekly weeding visits from the volunteers ! 

If you want to catch snails 

Just leave a wheelbarrow turned upside down !

Maybe they were looking for a dry place to hide ?

Another 15 mm rainfall so far today to add to the meter !

Thanks  Het Gazebo volunteers ! 

Mid May, warm weather !

What a change from last week !

Warm sunshine +rain + green hostas = weeding !

Looking good !

Thanks to the volunteers at Het Gazebo !

 If you are in Diepenheim you should visit Het Gazebo !

It's hosta growing season !  

 

Making the best of it !

 Het Gazebo Pop Up Terras run by volunteers !

A very blustery rainy day in May.

Didn't even reach 10 C today ...brrrr

 The volunteers gave it a go !

Getting the ground ready before the rain !

Rain is on its way ! 

And it's Spring! And the hostas are growing !

What a noticeable difference from last week  !

The volunteers were busy with bark mulch on the paths

and mushroom compost for the hostas!

 Mushroom Compost has become popular in recent years with gardeners because it is so high in organic matter. It can be used as a soil conditioner and as a mulch, and is very good for growing vegetables in. Using mushroom compost will improve your soil's structure and water retention and add nutrients.

Growing greener at Het Gazebo

The hostas are growing at Het Gazebo!

The volunteers enjoyed a dry sunshiny day while they were

in Diepenheim weeding and replanting hostas !

A great day for it as well as enjoying coffee outdoors !

Did you catch a glimpse of the local horse and buggy as it passed by?

Where there are hostas there might be a snail close by !

 Airbnb ?