Veggie gardens ready for planting
Monday, March 5, 2012
Spring Cleaning
We have had a non winter here in South Texas. Only 2 fires in the fireplace all winter. But I don't trust March yet. She has fooled me before. I'm not hauling out the potted plantes yet! I have gotten the garden ready and we have LOTS of baby tomato plants that are almost ready for planting. I have gotten several beds cleaned, re-planted and mulched. I have also created a new bed for ferns, hostas and caladiums. We still haven't gotten the leaves picked up yet but hopefully we can get that done soon. Here are a few pictures.
Veggie gardens ready for planting
new hosta, fern bed in front
the baby tomatoes
new family member-Big Bertha. we have only been shopping for her for about 3 years and I LOVE her
couple more signs of Spring-new wreath I made:
Spring toes:
Veggie gardens ready for planting
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Carol you got me going now - I gotta get a pedicure. I also have to make a wreath like yours. Your new garden looks like it will be gorgeous. I love to see a clean slate to work with. Can't wait to see it all filled in.
ReplyDeleteI am making a new garden this year too...the entire yard needs my help!!! lol
ReplyDeleteYours looks to be shaping up wonderfully!
I am just so happy to have the chance to visit here today!! Wouldn't it be wonderful if we all could tour each friday's flaunting gardens together and in person? I would love it!
I wish I had more time to visit all of my favorites everytime you post!
Thank you so much for linking in and sharing your post with my party today!
I have shared your post this week with the Tootsie Time Facebook page.
Have a wonderful weekend!
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Looks like you are well prepared for the new season... it would perhaps be inappropriate for me to comment on the last photo! Larry
ReplyDeleteI'm just pea green about your beautiful 'Bertha'! I need one bad. Just look at those baby 'mater plants growing. Looks like you will have a lot. I hope to learn to can some tomatoes this year for spaghetti sauce and some salsa too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by my blog! Some days when I hit the thrift stores it's a bust for me too. Keeping at it is how I find the items I do. Hit or miss is the nature of the beast with thrifting. If I find a great top...it's the only one there, regardless of size. :(