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.

 

A Day In The Country

Some worked harder then others!
Some worked harder then others!

A Day In The Garden

Yes, I’ll have another–thank you.

Working in the greenhouse

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!

Garden Gear

Working Garden Gear

Lucy hung out in greenhouse with me on Sunday, trying to soak up some warmth!
I had my camera with, and she snapped away at the seedlings and then had me model my new linen garden apron I made.
Just look at that pose!

Pondering Season

Pondering Season

As the cold weather still hangs on, work around the garden remains on hold.
This leaves me pondering….
The fence needs to be stained again–should I change the color? I’m leaning to a slightly darker grey.
What should I plant on this North side of the garden?
It’s partly shaded–Perennials or more cutting flowers?

More than “2 peas in a pod”

Dwarf Grey Sugar Pea
An Heirloom Pea–this is my favorite, and only pea I am growing this year. The plants grow to about 2 1/2 feet tall and I use willow sticks to stake the plants.
A beautiful blossom and plenty of sweet tender peas from this variety.

Nasturtium

Nasturtium

Time to start the Nasturtium seeds.
A tradition for me, I plant them every year.
I use to always plant them in containers, or a window box,
then I visited a lovely garden where the gardener had them meandering all along the edges of her Perennials.
One of those moments–“Why didn’t I ever do that?”
Now the Nasturtium meander around the edges of my garden.