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Where are those darn bushes? We're getting regular hard frosts every nite now. When a company asks me when would you like these shipped by,,and I say the 15th,that DOESNT mean the next week-or we'll let you know when they go out.That means they go out the door by or on the 15th.I know what my climate is and how we deal with it.Otherwise I would have waited till spring.Never mind, I told Jim to cancel the order.Not interested anymore.I'll deal with a different company in the spring.I am totally #@!$ed off & moving on..Next- the Pellet Stove people...
Jim took the new car to work yesterday,said it was a nice ride over the potholes & cracks for a change. He's taking the Honda today to give me a turn with it, & Mom wants to see it.He did get my bed tilled for me last nite-it was just one side that needed it,then flipped my compost with the tractor.Mom gave me 2 huge bags of compost -another today. Yesterday I went to the daughters in the morning, so we could pull up what she had in her small flower bed to add more soil-compost,and reposition the flowers.This was planned for quite some time-just waiting for a decent day.She didnt have much in there,as unfortunately when she weeded it she also threw away some flowers.We had some tall stuff in there that just didnt look right for a small bed,so will put the small clump of daylilies near her yard border-where they can grow to their hearts content-as they multiplied rapidly.I have a small tray of Muscari bulbs she can have,as those multiplied nicely the last 2 seasons-and their small & tidy.We've been trying to remove some vining flower from the previous owners,that takes over the whole bed. I dug my way to china removing all the little roots I saw.Fixed the rock border that shifted.Rain due in for 2 days-so we'll take a break and resume next week. I put my Rosemary-potted up for the winter in the mud room for now-before I have to bring it in the house for the winter.Today I'll start planting those perennials & playing with some more compost.
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