Tomatoes, eggplants & pepper plants waiting to be planted…they are constantly fed Fish emulsion & kept watered..those are small pots & growing roots take lots of moisture.
Seed for Zinnias and Foxgloves are sown ( late on the Zinnias) below
Then there are the onions to harvest….
So, on the way to do attend to all of the above, I pass …
Glorious Deutzia above, Clematis Ruutel and C. Piilu below
Below, another pairing, Clematis ‘Carnaby’ and Clematis ‘Odoriba’
I really like the two different forms of Clematis mingling, as they climb through Smoke bush ‘Royal Velvet’…. Below, Clematis ‘Catherine Clanwilliam’.
All in all, its very pleasant “GETTING THERE’ I designed it that way.
ah! – – loved the clematis, etc. but then again when I clicked on the greenhouse picture and then enlarged it, I said to myself – – “ah-ha! – – now here is a true working greenhouse inhabited by a dedicated gardener!” – all looked quite serious and everything possible used to hold young plants, etc.
The hallmark of a backyard digger for sure!
It all looks so beautiful. I can imagine what your garden looks like. Your photos are very inspiring, I feel like putting on my boots and going outside! See ya! love and petals Julie
ah! – – loved the clematis, etc. but then again when I clicked on the greenhouse picture and then enlarged it, I said to myself – – “ah-ha! – – now here is a true working greenhouse inhabited by a dedicated gardener!” – all looked quite serious and everything possible used to hold young plants, etc.
The hallmark of a backyard digger for sure!
It all looks so beautiful. I can imagine what your garden looks like. Your photos are very inspiring, I feel like putting on my boots and going outside! See ya! love and petals Julie
I love that – ‘overwhelmed’! I felt the same way when everything started blooming at once after such a cold winter. Enjoy your spring!
How in the world do you find the time to blog!