This bush is my tarragon plant. I moved it last Spring to this spot. If you look close at the stems, they are brown. This was taken last Summer, late.
Here you can see the little bits of green poking through all the mess. I cut the old plant down about a week ago and now it has new babies.
We have had some nice days recently, so I have been working in the gardens. I have moved fence, and manure.
I took down fence from here...and
...from this garden.
I have been told that our newest family addition can only get hurt jumping these ridiculously short fences.
So I took them down.
I have a bed in the RH corner of this picture that needs dirt, or ...
I have been told that our newest family addition can only get hurt jumping these ridiculously short fences.
So I took them down.
I have a bed in the RH corner of this picture that needs dirt, or ...
...compost. So...I am also moving compost.
I have started digging up my dirt a little bit. I have onion sets I want to get in the dirt.
Yellow and white. I would like to also get some red or purple onion sets. Next to the onions is some vermiculite for my starter mix.
I also got some goodies for my tomato plants. I can hardly wait!
I turned 58 last month. I find I am moving a little slower this year. Also, I noticed there are some things I can't do any more. I don't like that too much. But...maybe it will teach me to ask for help more often.
I have a hard time to allow receiving. There is a difference between making someone help you and letting someone help you.
Either way, I will get my garden in. Early...I hope.
I turned 58 last month. I find I am moving a little slower this year. Also, I noticed there are some things I can't do any more. I don't like that too much. But...maybe it will teach me to ask for help more often.
I have a hard time to allow receiving. There is a difference between making someone help you and letting someone help you.
Either way, I will get my garden in. Early...I hope.
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