Very exciting.
I have been waiting for a week for these to come (long story, not the best experience in customer service but it ended happily so all is well) - so have my veggie seedlings that have not long been planted.
After waiting so long, it didn't take me long to get stuck in.
So for your viewing pleasure, we have.........the start....
...the middle (I had to stop for a sit-down - I was in desperate need of something to eat and a BIG drink of water)....
...and finally the end....(HURRAAYYY!).
I really hope this one isn't as wet as the other.... |
So what will be on my mind today?
You got it! Mulch!
(I have a feeling I will be very sore tomorrow!!)
This On My Mind photo feature is lead by Rhonda at Down-to-Earth that anyone with a blog can join. It opens the door to sharing our lives through photos and gives us all a new way to discover each other, and maybe form new friendships.
HAPPY MULCHING!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a big job. Hopefully the results will be worth the hard work!
ReplyDeletehttp://watchingovertheheartandhome.blogspot.com/2011/03/on-my-mind-friday.html
Just talking about mulch gets me tired...in a good sorta way. I too am very excited to get things rolling on the garden.
ReplyDeleteHi Shelley, great find with the mulch! Your garden will love you for it. We had some soggy pea and barley straw put on the garden last year and the veggies went beserk! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Becky! I find mulching to be a very productive chore - I always feel like I've accomplished at the end of the day.
ReplyDeletePatti Bee - it is a big job, especially with bales this size. Yesterday I was full of energy and got through a whole bale - today not so full of beans so will have to finish tomorrow...
No Spring Chicken - spreading mulch always makes me sleep better that night - must be all that fresh air and exercise! I love being outside in the garden this time of year....
Mulch and lots of it. Love it! I spent a small portion of yesterday mulching. Only a small patch under the fruit trees. I see you too like red wine but not olives. I'm with you!
ReplyDeleteHi Christine - the seedlings totally loved me for it!
ReplyDeletePhD Journey - 10 years ago I hated red wine with a passion but the LOML started something (he made me try it!) he now has no control over! He didn't win me over on the olive front though!