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In the garden
Jun. 2nd, 2019 02:31 pmI have two "gardens": a flower bed at the front of my house and several planters in the back that contain the eatables. Since I'm finished planting new plants for the year, here are some pictures of the gardens as they stand. Well, except that rabbits keep getting into my strawberries, even though I have fencing around them and (not pictured) now on top. Getting some chicken wire today to add.
From left to right: tulips, bleeding heart (behind), rose bush, irises (behind), a tiny lily of the valley sprout that I'm not sure will turn into anything, tulips (that I moved to put the rose bush there), bleeding heart, violas, Irish moss, daffodils, violas, 3 poppies, Irish moss, violets, irises (barely sprouted behind the poppies). In the fall I plan to move a bunch of stuff around to better accommodate the sun/shade. Looking forward to more of the stuff actually blooming, but it faces north and is mostly kind of shady, so everything in the front tends to be behind everyone else's gardens.
From left to right: lemon basil (not pictured), 2 round planters of strawberries, pea plants (behind), chives, and 2 square planters of beans. If I can keep the pesky rabbits out, I should have some nice things to eat!
From left to right: tulips, bleeding heart (behind), rose bush, irises (behind), a tiny lily of the valley sprout that I'm not sure will turn into anything, tulips (that I moved to put the rose bush there), bleeding heart, violas, Irish moss, daffodils, violas, 3 poppies, Irish moss, violets, irises (barely sprouted behind the poppies). In the fall I plan to move a bunch of stuff around to better accommodate the sun/shade. Looking forward to more of the stuff actually blooming, but it faces north and is mostly kind of shady, so everything in the front tends to be behind everyone else's gardens.
From left to right: lemon basil (not pictured), 2 round planters of strawberries, pea plants (behind), chives, and 2 square planters of beans. If I can keep the pesky rabbits out, I should have some nice things to eat!
