Spring is finally arriving, it was very nice last week, sunny and temps in the 70's, this week much different, cool 50's and drizzle, fog, not nice for being outside. I have continued to work on the area where I am hoping to have the garden by digging up dirt to loosen it to hopefully make it easier to use the tiller. This is a slow process, the ground is very hard and there is a fair amount of clay in the ground.
I found several Blood Root blooming in the front north east corner, there is something else coming up that appears that it could have flowers will have to wait and see what it is. The Wild Ginger that I dig up and brought from MN is coming up. But I feel I need to move it as it is on the south side of cabin and will have all day direct sunlight. I am still waiting to see if the Smooth Solomon Seal plant will make it.
I have raked areas all around the house, whew, what a job, hopefully next year it will not be so hard to do, we burnt leaves and have even started a huge pile of brush in the pasture area for future burning.
We have been taking Mars to area parks for walks, he seems to enjoy this, otherwise he just likes to roam around here where we are out sniffing and checking things out.
This is a picture of the Anemone we saw at the Ledges State Park where we took Mars to walk.
Beautiful picture of the anemone. I bet the walks at the park are wonderful times for Mars and you. Could you use your raked leaves to amend your soil for your garden? Add it to the soil as you are turning it over? Make it less hard as it breaks down?
ReplyDeleteIt is cooler here as well and cloudy. Trying to rain but so far nothing measurable.
We'll be down in 3 weeks, so start putting together a list of projects for us to do!
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