Gardening
In reply to the discussion: Let's kick this form into action. What are you planning to grow in your 2025 garden? [View all]Scrivener7
(55,498 posts)plots around the neighborhood that were looking crappy. He asked the city for permission to garden them, so now there are 20 of us who have adopted one plot each.
So our gardens are more to beautify the neighborhood and not for food items. Mine is pretty shady once the trees get their leaves, so that requires some creativity.
I will pass quickly over the fact that some asshole clipped my crocuses (such are the problems with this setup) and move right onto the fact that the tulips are coming up nicely. I don't see the bleeding hearts yet, but the day lilies are starting to show. In addition, there will be white hostas, green hostas, begonias, pulmonaria, heuchera, bishop's caps and some kind of really pretty purple daisy that I forget the name of. There's an azalea bush that has been a flowerless stalk for years, but which I refuse to give up on. I have some coleus and impatiens and calendula starting in my window which I'll replant in the garden when they're ready.
Went to Stew's yesterday for mulch and of course walked out with a hydrangea and some ranunculus which I planted. Pretty sore today from hauling and spreading the mulch.
The season is here!
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