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Old 10-04-2005, 05:13 PM
kathy
 
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Default spring work done

Yesterday I snagged DH, left youngest son
on the sofa (ankle surgery), eldest son on
the guitar (big band event coming up) but
two out of three isn't bad!
One day in the spring I declare it is mother's
day and therefore it is time for MY projects!

We got the waterfall weeded and cleaned of stuff
that had collected there. Pulled out lilies, fertilized
them, moved jan's from the ice cream buckets to regular
black mesh baskets and built an island!

The island still needs work, a WHOLE bunch more plants
need to go in it. We build islands by stacking builder's
brick (well aged) in the pond and topping it with a black
planter that looks a bit like an oil filter.

Yesterday we put in creeping jenny and sweet potato vine
which will climb over something yet to be purchased.
I need a whole bunch more creeping jenny (does a great job
of growing over the edge and hiding the planter). Will put
some marginals in there too, would like more society garlic
if I can find it this year.

kathy :-)

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