trudy's Blog
trudy's Blog
Jan 27, 2008 | 7:42 AM PST
Tags: rain , compost , bulbs , pinestrawing , lantana , gully
This is the third week end in a row that it has rained, but today so far it hasn't an is suppose to hit near 60* so I'm hoping to get outside an get some things done. My truck is loaded with hay that isn't usable except for compost that I need to unload b4 tomorrow. I have a pile of Jon Quill bulbs that need to go in the ground. And I haven't finished pinestrawing my beds yet. I can't decide if I want to do away with one of my large beds or not an turn it into another veggie bed. Either way I go it'll have to be watered this summer an chances are this summer will be like the others, hot an humid an probably dry.
I still have some lantana to cut back an here I thought I had it all done b4 it got cold. Yesterday we unloaded DH's truck full of crush an run to fill in the holes in the driveway where the water beat a gullly in. Still have a few roses to prune the dead out of. Dang I'm tired just thinking about this, anyone wanna come over a help? I can at least feed you good!
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Jan 27, 2008 | 8:36 AM PST
I can't help you, as I also have a lot to do. It is somewhat warmer today and for the next few days, but we are further north then you'ens and our ground will not be workable until March. I threw in a bit of rural Kentucky talk. People down here say you'ens instead of you'al. You have a great day and happy gardening. Bill Mitchell |
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Jan 27, 2008 | 11:34 AM PST
I would love to come over and help - beats shoveling snow! We are getting some meltdown today with the bright sun shining, but the ground is still no where to be seen. Debbie in IL |
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Jan 27, 2008 | 1:04 PM PST
Well thanks you'ens/yawl its the thought that counts. bsmitch, I remember that talk from when I lived in Tenn. Took me a while to get use to it. Brings back good memories from that time. Debstr, I feel for ya. I wouldn't like shoveling snow. Never done it an have no desire to. Hopefully it won't be long b4 you see the ground. |
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