The iris blooming all around my farmstead were planted by woman whom also loved this lil' home. She lovingly planted them all around it's perimeter and every spring since, they've bloomed, welcoming each day.
I pondered getting rid of the old tractor tires set 'round here and there, but she also painstakingly planted each one with sedum. This was the fashion on the farms back in the day, you used to see them on nearly every farm.
With these wet springs we've had and my careful nurturing of the delicate plantings, they've really started to stretch out into the yard.
This is an herb garden that keeps growing with every year, sprinkled with bits of reminders of my love of Florida.
I pondered getting rid of the old tractor tires set 'round here and there, but she also painstakingly planted each one with sedum. This was the fashion on the farms back in the day, you used to see them on nearly every farm.
With these wet springs we've had and my careful nurturing of the delicate plantings, they've really started to stretch out into the yard.
This is an herb garden that keeps growing with every year, sprinkled with bits of reminders of my love of Florida.
I pulled this bench from someones trash heap...SCORE!!!
I'm just starting to work on filling it's space with greens, but the sedum is really taking over right there, so I may just make it a permanent home under the bench.
I'm just starting to work on filling it's space with greens, but the sedum is really taking over right there, so I may just make it a permanent home under the bench.
Gonna work on this piece I picked up at Good Will yesterday...
all it needs is a good beating and some new handles.
all it needs is a good beating and some new handles.
The purple cabbages are really taking off with all the rains we've had, though I had to spot water yesterday, because I have very sandy, loamy soil and the winds blow constantly 'crossed my prairie plains...