One pot at a time.
Scented Geraniums for this old clay pot.
Author: staceyweichert
country living, tending my kids, gardens, and critters
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In the greenhouse
I need more Thyme
Why stop with just one plant?
I have been adding Thyme all around the edges of the garden and greenhouse.
With the scuff of a garden boot or the brush of a hand that spicy aroma fills the air.
The greenhouse is lush and happy!
A flat of Nasturtium plants just itching to go into the ground.
Leftover Lisianthus
Enjoying the pretty Lisianthus flowers that I had leftover from prom flowers last weekend.
Feathering the nest
We have been busy fluffy up the garden.
Strawberries, and new Asparagus planted in the kitchen garden.
The compost has been added to the raised beds.
Uncovering all the perennial beds…slowly the garden is shaping up.
Objects of my affection
Brass garden hose sprayers….a useful collection.
Heirloom Tomatoes
Seedlings are growing quickly now.
A Day In The Garden
Not one moment of the day was wasted yesterday.
The first– truly warm, sunshine filled day…after the longest Winter.
Yes, I’ll have another–thank you.
Working in the greenhouse
Seedlings are being placed into peat pots to continue growing.
This is more enjoyment then work!
Who wants to help mix the fish emulsion? The first organic feeding for the greenhouse today!
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