In order to make room in the garden, I have to give away these
to plant these.
Between the cats and me, there’s just no room for meย in the living room
or the bedroom.
In order to make room in the garden, I have to give away these
to plant these.
Between the cats and me, there’s just no room for meย in the living room
or the bedroom.
Keep them hands busy. ๐
Never ending play with the garden. Just love it.
Now, you are a farmer. Yikes! ๐
No, no, no. There’s no Kalabaw here.
Love it – I’m laughin’ out REAL loud – hilarious on all counts!!! ๐
OMC (Oh my cat) ๐
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I always admire those who garden, I am the worst. Doesn’t matter how hard I try, I can’t even get basil to grow ๐ If I were near you I’d surely accept any plants you might offer!!! Good choices for the Room challenge Perpetua!
Tina, I never did garden before. I never thought I could do it. I tried and tried. Eventually learned. Just like your photography, at the moment, I am incapable of learning all about camera. That is why I stick to point and shot. I’ll send you some seeds. ๐ Thank you. Perpetua.
Right now all I have on my balcony is catnip and some ivy. I think you have motivated me to get to planting.
I’m glad I am making a positive influence. I am growing from seeds Basil and Carrots in a small planter box in my balcony.
I wish we were close enough to share plants. I love to divide my perennials and give them away too!
Conquer and divide. Should I say “control” and divide. I wish the same, too, good to exchange plants.
I could use some of the uprooted plants. ๐ They look pretty. What did you replace them with, if I may ask?
Imelda, these uprooted plants are perennials that crowded the space in a year of a small garden. When spring is warm enough I control the perennials, throw or give them away and make room for annuals. The annuals are mostly alyssum, fushia, begonia, lobelia, etc. Can’t help but bought a Five finger fern, the tall one you see in the photo. The annuals are starting to mature and look so pretty right now.
The ferns add body to the garden. They make a good backdrop for everything. I planted dahlias and pansies (my boys’ choices for their plants, actually), but they do not seem to do well.
I guess one reason I like perennials is that they just come back and grow with minimum care.
That looks so familiar, Seeker..MOL ๐ Nice to meet your purrlaps.. Pawkisses ๐
I see what you are looking at Blinky… you are such a one track mind! ๐ฑ