B******** wind!

Had a late start for work this morning as I had a physio appointment so went to the plot to have a quick check. 6 panes of glass missing out of greenhouse    didnt have time to do anything about it so everytime I hear a gust of wind I'm imagining another piece of glass going missing. Cant't get there till the weekend either so I think I'm going to be preparing for the worst 

Oh no, what a pain. Hope you dont suffer any further damage.

I see you're just down the road from me, here in Eastbourne the winds are punishing too, was going to check my PT this aft as I was off work, but instead had to collect the boy from school (bumped head). Very anxious as to how things are at the plot. 

Hi Plot 94,   I know what you feel about these gales bothering you, each morning my stomach goes over before opening the blinds, because my old wooden greenhouse is currently held together with parcel tape.
Maybe, with a few panes gone in yours, there will be less resistance to the winds, and the remainder will stay put.  It is so horrid to have to clear broken glass up - take care.    Mrs Bouquet

Yes, its pretty bad at the moment.

3 hours yesterday along with 9m of rebar hopefully means my clotches are now somewhat wind proof.

Must confess I have only planted a few shallots so far spuds are chitting in conservatory. When the weather calms down I will check my plot hasn’t blown away and sow some seeds. I normally find that if I do things too early either the seedlings die from cold or wet or they all grow slowly and are overtaken by the later showings to try to have succession.
Good luck all!!
HH

Dreading going up to the plot today, havent been tgis week and I'll be very suprised if my new PT and seedlings are still in one piece... the plan is to build some pallet fencing round the family area with my dad. Should be fun in 50mph winds! 

Must confess I have only planted a few shallots so far spuds are chitting in conservatory. When the weather calms down I will check my plot hasn’t blown away and sow some seeds. I normally find that if I do things too early either the seedlings die from cold or wet or they all grow slowly and are overtaken by the later showings to try to have succession.
Good luck all!!
HH

I live on flat moss land about a mile from the sea and the winds have certainly blown all the spider's webs away for sure! Fortunately I bought a sturdy greenhouse many years ago and it's still intact. It's all ready to go with a mini-GH inside that's got a new cover, but I'm delaying sowing any seeds until later on next week as frosts are forecasted. It's also been terribly wet so I don't want to go sploshing all over the grass paths to get to it; besides that it's probably got an inch of water on the floor. My pots are chitting nicely inside so there's no real hurry to get them in.