Friday, June 29, 2007
My Progress with 23 Things
Well I finally got to the point where I could post and edit my first comment. Although I have posted to the CCD blog a few times, I still had to ask my co-workers to help me when I got started. My manager was especially helpful.
"I'm getting too old for this!"
Here we go again. A new house and another garden to install. I am definitely getting too old for this, but to not have a garden is unthinkable. Let's see, is this the sixth or seventh new garden I've put in after a move?
Why not try a "low maintenance" garden, you say? Hah! is there really such a thing? Just watering alone in this heat/drought is nearly an hour a day. My dream garden would have a high end irrigation system in it. My real garden (in keeping with my budget) has a plastic turtle sprinkler.
My partner has cut down the tree that was too close to the house. Also, since he works at a nursery, he has brought me no end of perennial plants to choose from. I've run out of excuses not to start.
This weekend I'll buy a golden arborvitae (Thuja occidentalis 'Golden Globe' ) and a red horse chestnut (Aesculus x carnea) and have my partner help me plant them. He's an excellent hole digger.
Why not try a "low maintenance" garden, you say? Hah! is there really such a thing? Just watering alone in this heat/drought is nearly an hour a day. My dream garden would have a high end irrigation system in it. My real garden (in keeping with my budget) has a plastic turtle sprinkler.
My partner has cut down the tree that was too close to the house. Also, since he works at a nursery, he has brought me no end of perennial plants to choose from. I've run out of excuses not to start.
This weekend I'll buy a golden arborvitae (Thuja occidentalis 'Golden Globe' ) and a red horse chestnut (Aesculus x carnea) and have my partner help me plant them. He's an excellent hole digger.
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