He is such a good little helper:)
2) Construct 3 raised vegetable beds~ Check
Don't laugh, a carpenter I am not!
3) Layer compost and top soil...mix well~ Check
4) Consult Gardening Bible and proceed to plant~ Check
5)Envelop potatoes, onions, lettuce, peas, spinach and swiss card in a blanket of earth~ Check
6) Transfer 50 gallons of rain water from the collection barrel to the storage barrel~ Check
So, what did you guys do this weekend? heeheehee:)
18 comments:
Wow..I feel kinda guilty..I saw a movie!!
I have that same Garden Primer book too btw! Wow..planting time already? Good for you!
Hugs,
Robin
I would rather have helped you than shoveled snow. Again.
Laugh? I'm very very impressed! You run circles around me...I did some laundry this weekend and uhm...some shopping. :)
Hugs,
Dena
Love what you did. I think hubby was supposed to work in the yard.. NO CHECK. I worked all weekend. getting up at 5:30 am and getting off after lunch. We did make the Home show, but that about it for me.
Oh my goodness, I am so impressed Rhonda! YOU built those gadren boxes sweetie? Good for you! There's a little place upside down on the map called OZ, perhaps you've heard of her? Anyway, in OZ there lives this woman who goes by the strange name of Cottage Contessa, or some such name, anywho, she really needs help and advice in the gardening arena. Do you make house calls sweetie? I know her little cottage would be ever so happy if you did! lol Have a wonderful day, and I love your cute little helper too!
Amanda (aka Cottage Contessa-self confessed black thumb)
What a busy bee you were this past weekend. So fortunate for you that you had such a good helper. I'm still busy inside with my kitchen/dining room project...coming along nicely.
you know, I think that looks like lots of fun! I looove workin' outside!! NOT when there are mountains of snow still here.yuck..
I actually do worry about you guys there! I tell ya, poor planning on someones part to think it would be a good idea to supply such a metropolis as there with such a tiny lake..=(
anywho... you gotta show us those beds when they are full! bursting with veggie goodness.
XO
Lucky you! It looks so nice there! I have always wanted raised beds like that:>O
I have the cookbook that goes with that book!
Yikes! I am truly a slacker! But, it is not time to plant here yet...soon....
I have three raised beds and they look very similar to yours! When my sister visited this winter, she wanted to know who was buried there - lol...The empty beds in the winter do look a little like plots...:-).
Hugs,
Penny
We are trying to get some raised beds planted inbetween taking care of the baby goats. Love your raised beds!
Wow!!! Can we all come over for salad in a few weeks?
Oh wow! Makes me want to get out and dig in the garden!
Donna
Oh wow, I spent the weekend relaxing at the ocean in an RV! It looks like you had a productive weekend..
Michelle
Hi Rhonda,
I'm playing catch up again and I see you've been really busy. Oh to have your energy..or at least a spoonful of it!! :o)
I love you son's cute pictures in your last post. He did a good job
and so did Tigger!!
Hugs,
Hope
Oh, dear...you did sooooo GOOD !!
It needs to get a tad bit warmer here and then we'll plant. Usually just onions, squash and tomatoes, and peppers. We live "in town" so haven't much room. The good thing...both daughter and son live in the country so we have great gardens.....
You have the most precious helper...give him a big hug.
hugs, bj
You were sure busy and got a lot accomplished. Your raised flower beds turned out great. We worked in our yard this past Monday and it felt good cleaning it up after all the storms.
Over the weekend we had a get-away to the coast. It was great...friends, yummy food and good weather, perfect. Have a happy evening, Linda
Cute music playing with this post! You are to cute, Rhonda! You lucky gal, getting to plant already! Still some snow left here in North Idaho... Love, Esther
OMG! I planted three eight packs of johnny-jump-ups this weekend and wanted a medal! YOU deserve the medal:) Send energy to me--ASAP!
Ann
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