Yay! Progress made on the garden project list-
thanks to some really nice weather:)
But more on that later-
just some miscellaneous photos today.
Oh! First I need to say that we have now added rabbits to our list of seen wildlife at our place.
Yep, when I was using our riding mower to mow down all the tall grass, weeds,
caneberries, etc, etc in the area formerly known as the main garden--
out hopped a baby bunny!! Unfortunately I didn't get to see the little one;
fortunately my best friend did!
(it also proved my point that our assorted tree limbs, branches, grass, weeds, berries,
etc, etc is now a wildlife habitat!)
But back to pics...
(aka leaf catcher in autumn; petal catcher in spring)
(wildflower/perennial garden)
(I haven't planted the Alpine strawberries yet but they have babies too)
every year I buy more and now I collect their seeds to plant.
My dream world would have hundreds of them and California poppies!
but they are SO pretty!
mostly marionberries
taking over the main garden
(but not as much since I mowed back there)
Also got another load of mulch down in the Japanese style garden-
looks SO much nicer now!
Planted two new columbines--
beautiful double white 'woodside gold',
basil, cilantro and three new tomatoes
('sungold', 'early girl' and a cherry tomato variety)--
the tomatoes were only $1 each for a gallon size
(made my day--well that and a hundred other things!)
Time for bed...
Blessings,
Aimee
4 comments:
HI Aimee,
Oh, wow, looks like you have lots planned. I'm glad that you now th ere are bunnies near your home :) Maybe you'll get to see one for real, soon :) :)
I'm going ot the farmer's market today to see what I can find. It's a really small one on Saturdays, so the searching will be easy. Deciding what to purchase, another matter. The last time I went, there were so many different tomato varieties. Who knew there were that many?
I look forward to seeing some more photos of your garden :) :) Have a lovely weekend. Love and hugs from Oreogn, Heather :)
You are so right about tomato varieties--I love the ones I bought but I would also like to try some heirloom types; whenever I see them at the store I think they are SO pretty!
I haven't been to a Farmer's Market in awhile--ones I'd like to go to is the big one in Seattle at the pier (the flying fish one). Portland's Saturday Market and then some smaller ones:)
Thanks for your sweet, upbeat comment:)
Have a blessed Sunday!
Blessings,
Aimee
Hi Aimee - Thank you so much for coming to visit my blog and for leaving such a nice comment. It's always a pleasure to meet another Pacific Northwest blogger. I enjoyed your garden photos very much.
My pleasure Cathy--I love great food blogs and your travel pictures were wonderful too:)
TY so very much for your kind comment re: my garden photos and your visit here! Wishing you (and I) sunny days soon:)
Blessings,
Aimee
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