Lots to Do Outside
Clearing Winter Debris from Gardens
Kirsten, Lanie, Xyra, 2 or more
I will!
Me too!
Wow! There is a lot of stuff covering the gardens.
This winter was soooooo cold.
Neat. So where do we start?
Okay.
That's quite a pile.
Look at the tulip leaves and the sedum.
Cool!
That's better. Now the sun can warm the earth better for everything to grow!
You're welcome.
Snack time!
Orange slices...
Yum!
That was hard work.
Thank you again. Big jobs are more fun with the right help.
Are you doing any outside work this spring? What are your favorite plants to see spring back to life?
Best wishes,
I lovvvvve Nilla Wafers! Oooooh! lol We always split our hosta's but they still grow HUGE!
ReplyDeleteYes, that's why we really like the hostas...so very easy to care for. Last year Elvis and the one next to him got too big, so we really need to split these two while the ground is still soft and the shoots small. Maybe tonight.
DeleteWe've gotten so much rain so we have to mow the yard! Trying to get our yard ready for the warm weather!
ReplyDeleteI'm not ready to mow yet. I hope not for another couple of weeks. When you walk through our backyard your footsteps gurgle. :)
DeleteNo yard space here in the city, but I bought some packets of herb seeds today for the big planters on the back porch. I will have my son help me change the potting soil, and we will send the old dirt up to my mothers so she can dump it in the woods.
ReplyDeleteContainer gardens are wonderful. A lot fewer weeds.
DeleteTheir snacks looks delicious. I am glad it's spring because I don't like winter.
ReplyDeleteNasty shock this week with the drastic change in temperatures, but that is early spring for you. Always changing.
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