Garden Project '08 Update − 4 May, 2008
My tomato seedlings need to be repotted - they dwarf their tiny starting trays. I'm still ridding my garden of weeds as part of its preparation to receive new little plants. Here are some garden photos, plus some more yard photos (nice, this time). I've included my house as well.
I am particularly proud of my soil. All gardens begin with fine soil. Soil must be fed and cared for. That's where compost comes in. Compost, plus fall leaves, cow or horse manure, and whatever else can make it rich and loamy.
My Garden
My Garden Full of Weeds
My Garden
Sage Hiding Among Weeds
Chives Hiding Among Weeds
Oregano Hiding in Weeds
Thyme Hiding in Weeds
The Weeds in My Yard...
Close up of Nice weeds
Close up of Nice weeds
Pretty, for now
Small Compost Bin
Freshly Turned Compost
Green now but will soon...
Large Compost Bin
A bright spot in a messy...
Reproductive organs
Reproductive organs
A bright spot in a messy...
Tree Buds
Little tree in bloom
The Frog Who Keeps Watch
My House - Cute as a...
My House - Cute as a...
Comments:
intrepideddie (May 5, 2008. 03:59am)
Man, I would like to get a compost bin going. Not going to happen, though. I hate HOAs.
peahayes (May 5, 2008. 04:53am)
You've got me... HOA? Hotbed of Armadillos?
intrepideddie (May 5, 2008. 11:46am)
Home Owners' Association. Or, more succinctly, "a--holes."
edunn (May 6, 2008. 03:43am)
That is some beautiful loamy soil! You know you can have a mini composter in your kitchen? Your HOA wouldn't even know that little worms were eating your scraps!