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soil is still warm but plants are less likely to be dried out by the sun.
Prune shrubs cutting out dead, dis-eased, dying or crossing branches.
Scarify and top dress lawns, to remove moss, dead grass and encourage healthy grass next season. Now is an ideal time to sow or lay a new lawn, while the soil is still warm. Repair worn patches in the lawn with an equal mix of grass seed and compost. Cover with light netting or twigs to keep of animals and remind you where you've sown. When weeding the grass out of my path, I've often trans-planted the little clumps to bare patches in the lawn.
Continue to water and dead-head hanging baskets, pots and planters, but reduce feeding.
Clip hedges, including box, laurel and beech.
Check the readiness of fruit and vegetables. Apples and Pears should be gently lifted with the hand, if the stalk remains on the fruit but parts easily from the tree, it is ready to be picked.
Tidy and cut back perennials.
Sweetcorn should be ripe enough to harvest. Pick when they are a pale creamy colour. However corn on the cob deteriorates quickly, so it should be used as soon as possible after picking.
Make sure that ponds are topped up, if you need to top up your pond check the PH and nitrogen levels of the water afterwards.
Spring flowering bulbs should be available in your local garden centre. Plan where you are going to plant them and buy according-ly, it's great fun filling up those brown bags with bulbs, but can be expensive. If you have a small garden, or are planting bulbs in pots, think about using smaller varieties of bulbs. Miniature daffo-dils ,dwarf tulips and crocuses. Plant bulbs of one variety together for effect.
If your tomato plants have been affected by blight, clear the plants and burn them, adding them to the compost heap will not kill the spores.
Tetney Village Hall Tetney Village Hall is a registered charity (L4/52199/1), its income is from the hall users, party bookings and a annual bonfire night. The committee is made up from the hall users and volunteers, any one is welcome, it meets 19.30 on the 3rd Thurs-
day of each month for 2 hours, with an AGM in March.
The Hall is available for children’s parties, weddings and special events, with a bar available on request. The sports pitch is available during the summer season and a changing area is available. For village hall bookings and enquiries contact the book-
ing secretary 01472 815971- calls taken 9.00am to 4.00pm Monday to Friday.
Weekly Activities at Tetney Village Hall
Monday - Freedom Freestyle Dance
Styles include Hiphop, freestyle, rock and roll and pop.
Value new £50 asking price £20. Mahogany effect com-puter table on casters with pull out keyboard shelf. 80cm x 48cm x 77cm. Tel 211375
Dressing table
Value new £95 asking price £25. Schreiber pine dressing table with de-tachable mirror. 2 cup-boards at ends with 3 drawers in centre. L 121cm x H 118cm x D 39cm. Tel. 211375
White Wooden Fire Surround
Beautiful with Marble back and Hearth.
Accept £50 01472 811099
Local Experienced & Qualified Teacher offering 1 to 1
Lift marrows, pumpkins and squashes off the ground in order to keep them clean and reduce slug damage.
Continue to collect and store seeds from plants, for sowing next year. Store any collected seed in paper envelopes or bags, then put them in an air-tight container.
Collect and dispose of wind-fall fruit. Leaving them on the ground encourages pests and can damage your lawn.
Feed tomato plants fortnightly with a liquid fertiliser (this must be diluted in water to prevent burning the plants)
Pond fish will eat more in the summer, feed them little and often, once or twice a day. If the food has not been eaten within 15 minutes, remove and dispose of the excess.
St Peter & St Paul Church
The 9.30am Wednesday Holy Communion services will resume in church in Sep-
tember and Sunday services will continue as usual at 9.45am with alternate Holy
Communion and Morning Service. The Harvest Festival will be held on Sunday 25th
September at 9.45am, during which Archdeacon Jane Sinclair will dedicate the
new kitchen and welcome area. Harvest gifts of fresh and processed foods will, as
usual, be gratefully received. Refreshments will follow and everyone is welcome to
this happy event. In the afternoon at 2.00pm Harvest Produce will be on sale in
church and there will be the usual Bring & Buy stalls and raffle, all welcome!
On Friday 21 October at 7.30pm in church, The Whitfield Guitar Ensemble in Con-
cert will provide an opportunity for all to come and enjoy the enchanting sound of
classical guitar playing music through the centuries, also featuring bass guitar, flute
and recorder. Tickets will be available on the door or from Church members at £5,
which includes light refreshments, accompanied children free. Any enquiries
17th 18th 19th September Harvest festival Weekend 17th Steve Macbeth, magical entertainer. 5pm Adults £5.00 Chil-
dren £2.00 pay on door, includes tea/supper. All welcome, espe-cially children
18th Harvest Services 10.30 and 6pm. 19th Harvest Supper 7pm. Admission by ticket only £5.50 adults £2.50 Children under 14. See notice board
Coffee mornings first Thursday in the month 10.30 Ladies fellowship third Thursday in the month 2.30 Junior Seekers club 5pm-6pm in term time. All children welcome.
There will be a Christmas Fair in November and various social events coming up. All details of these will be on the notice board outside
The Post Office is located inside the Spar shop and is open
Monday– Friday 9am– 5.30pm
Saturday-9am—12.30pm
Important Numbers to Remember
Leek Club
Tetney Leek Club has been running for twenty years .
What’s On
Quiz at 9 0'clock every Thursday night in the Plough where anyone interested in joining could meet members.
Contact Nick Lammin on 01472 812183, Greg Johnson on 01472 813928 or, Terry Lowe on 01472 811658 for further information or to join.
N.E. Lincolnshire Wildlife Watch and RSPB Wildlife Explorers Group. The group aims to encourage young people to discover and enjoy wildlife and help protect it. Most meetings are outdoors, monthly on a Saturday, and usually within the Louth, Cleethorpes, Grimsby, Market Rasen area, with some events in the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust`s Tetney Blow Wells nature reserve. Most meetings last two hours and are for children aged from 6 yrs upwards, extending to younger teenagers. Parents are wel-
come and must accompany 6-8 yr olds.
For further details contact Clifford Jukes on 01472 814887or [email protected]