I’m doing this post from my phone, so let’s see how it goes.
This is the time of year when I do evaluations for planning for next year. I’m looking particularly at this bed:
There are 4 shrubs in this bed, all babies. Most of that green stuff is foxglove, plus a few annuals. This is a dry bed because of tree overhang, which is proving to be a challenge.
The shade bed in back is also struggling to find its footing:
The plants are pretty small still and I had some problems with critters pulling them up. The green at the back is a little strip of our neighbors yard behind their house, which is just weeds and overgrowth. A fence used to block that view. We are debating on putting up some sort of barrier here, but no budget for that right now.
On to some blooms!
Marigolds:
Potted baby coneflowers that I dug up that are waiting to go to their new homes. Sharing the bounty of self seeding!
Did I show my urns in their spots? This is where they ended up:
Tippy pot mums:
Bee on sedum:
Lots and lots of bees. Plus several painted ladies:
Zinnias, coneflowers and garden art:
I’m off for the weekend at Silver Bay doing Becoming an Outdoorswoman. My home for a couple days:
Report to come!
Have fun Lori!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It seemed like a short growing season to me. Maybe its because I was preoccupied… anyway, there’s always something new to work on in a garden. That’s one of the things I enjoy the most.
You’re not imagining the length of the growing season Debby. I can vouch for just how short it is.
It is short. Slow start, quick end.