archive for April, 2009
garden : rain perks everything up
Grape hyacinths in the crocus bed, with super-long grass in the background. Now that everyone’s tulips are in bloom, I think it’s safe to say I won’t be getting much out of the bulb transplants in the little bed around the lightpost. I know that you’re not supposed to move them in the spring (for [...]
posted: April 16th, 2009 under garden, home.
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garden : weeding, transplanting, and a baby dove
After days of pulling up chickweed and dandelion, I finally called it done and mowed the backyard this morning; I’m leaving the front until next week to enjoy the violets a bit longer. I am quite sure I didn’t get all of the weeds, as I couldn’t be bothered to get the dandelion digger and [...]
posted: April 10th, 2009 under garden, home, nature.
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garden : planning, weeding, and more planning
Now that spring has truly arrived, I’m assessing what needs to be done in the garden and making plans. Plans for this spring, that is. There are multi-year plans in the works — replace fences, redo walks, eradicate invasive weeds, move roses — but those aren’t what I’m focusing on. In the short-term, there are [...]
posted: April 5th, 2009 under garden, home.
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