Not especially a great day for outdoor work, but it isn't raining right now and the ground is nice and soft because of all the earlier rain... The ground here is rarely soft unless we have had a fair share of rain.
It is the perfect time to neaten the edges of the front yard gardens.
LATER...
The digging was easy and the severed sod heap grew to an intimidating size. But, why does one thing always seem to lead to another? I mean, what is somebody supposed to do with a load of heavy sod when the dump won't accept it?
ME
About Me
- Leafy Lizza
- PACIFIC NORTHWEST/Minnesota, United States
- For about ten years my garden in Oregon was open to visitors, photographed by magazine photographers and written about in books and the press. I loved that garden experience and although I have now been digging up a much smaller plot, I decided to share what I have learned in a blog. I also give lectures and have had a few television and radio interviews. Enough horn tooting. This blog may turn out to be a major undertaking and I will not be able to offer you good navigational ability at first. If things work out, there will be stories about handling typical problems in the garden - plus illustrated examples of making good plant combinations while taking into consideration color, cultural needs like sun soil and water etc. I also wrote a column on Gardening for three years (The Register Guard) and another column for a now defunct monthly paper. I compiled a when-to-do-what gardening calendar a few years ago and it was published. Now, I am putting together a lavishly illustrated book on gardening. Don't be looking for it yet, however.
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