When I look around our backyard garden I can’t help wanting to make new beauties. This area is a new beauty of getting rid of our raspberries, which were no longer useful. So this is the beginning.
We made a couple of trips to our beloved Greenfield Farmers Coop to fill the bed with many new plants. We also dug up a Peony that was getting squashed in the Rose area and moved it to the new bed. Needless to say we were spending a fair time trying to choose plants in the perfect spot.
It took time, but after walking away, thinking, and finally returning to the the last flowers. it was time to give the flowers some rain. I was so happy. And Henry too.
I love how you are always transforming and improving your garden! It is.givimg me.lots of.inspiration – when something doesn’t work out, I can try something else!
This is so exciting! I can’t wait to see your gardens!
Oh my goodness, how fun! You’ve been busy. Please keep us updated on the progress of the new additions. 🙂
Beth@PlantPostings (www.plantpostings.com)
Betsy – We try to keep the flowers growing, but as you can imagine, there can be difficulties. But things are going pretty well right now.
Susan – We are here, and we can’t wait to show you the gardens!
Beth – We definitely have been busy, but we are happy to be working on this new area for flowers. AND – you would be amazing at the number of birds eating our seeds – and we are going to get different seeds soon because we were told the new seeds would bring more interesting birds.
That is a big job, especially getting rid of the raspberries – and it looks wonderful!
Tracy – The new Flower area is coming along nicely and I am pleased that we have so much beauty – in the back yard!