Friday 04|26|02
Fleshing out the garden
I have spent the last couple of weekends enjoying the sun and working on the side garden beds I started last fall. When I ripped out the grass and put in the patio, I left these wonderful tranglular shaped beds. They wintered over with large piles of soil/manure mix and earlier this spring I spread out the dirt and turned the soil a couple of times. Finally, as the weather has warmed I have begun planting and finishing the beds.
I dug up some existing beds and thinned the plants, moved things into the sun that had been in the shade of the fence and have added a bunch more plants - mostly sage, types of dianthus, salvia, oregano, different thymes and other stuff. I also have planted gladiolus bulbs for late summer.
Posted at 08:30 PM | in elph :: garden :: | Link | Comments (1)
I see I'm a latecomer when it comes to reflections and garden balls! Here was my recent submission:
http://mirrorproject.com/search/results/?id=6804&term=darrow
How about trying your hand at phooning (no mirror required, tho you can kill two birds with one stone):
http://www.phoons.com/
John, San Jose
Posted by John at May 30, 2002 10:16 PM
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