Garden 2.0

03-21-2008

Since yesterday was the first day of Spring, I decided to finally plant seeds in the garden. I was trying to wait for the last winter storm to blow through earlier this week- I hope I am not too late. I planted various types of sunflowers including Double Dandy, Tangina, Bashful, and a cutting mix blend. I can’t wait to see the Tangina as they are orange; I should be growing red sunflowers too. I also planted zucchini, bush beans, lavender, Chinese cabbage, lettuce, and a red basil. I can’t wait to see it all in bloom! Last week I bought over 15 planters at a garage sale and plan to grow flowers and succulents in those as well. A couple of weekends ago I scored at a garage sale and bought all the flagstone you see in the picture for $20! I am putting in solar lights for the pathway. The garden boxes are 8′ x 4′ each and filled with compost. In between the garden boxes is a path Peanut and I made from various rocks and pebbles. We had fun hauling the wagon back and forth the to the wash to get flat rocks :) . I hope to keep adding to the garden and make it a place I enjoy.

It sure does look a lot different from last year, my first garden:

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I will post more pictures as the garden grows but here is how it looks now:

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Posted in: Garden
Mom W says:

Good for you! It looks like you should have lots of neat things growing this year, that is, what the rabbits and ground squirrels don’t help themselves to.

I’ll be anxious to see it in a month or so when you post more pictures.

Posted on: Friday, March 21, 2008 at 3:09 pm
Slackmunky says:

WOW! What a difference when you compare the pictures! Can’t wait to have some home-grown napa!!!

Posted on: Sunday, March 23, 2008 at 10:29 am
Elizabeth says:

I hope we can agree to share our surplus! It looks great!

Posted on: Sunday, March 23, 2008 at 10:38 am

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