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This is the only area I've been able to plant since moving to the new house. I'm still waiting on the siding to go on to do the perimeter. As you can see in the pics, pink aluminum siding is not quite the thing. The longer I wait, the closer I inch towards the house! I have a few more annuals to set in yet for color and the mulch to put down, but if feels good to have some of my plants in the ground. Then I pretend not to see the other 200 or so just sitting in the back yard. I could start planting in the back, but I am waiting on another guy to come and limb up the white pines first. Wait, wait, wait!! Hope you like it! It looks nice when driving by! The one nice thing about planting them all unfurled is that I have a better idea of size for placement. Sometime you forget how big some of these can get.
Teresa
First hosta bed almost done
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Re: First hosta bed almost done
Very nice! You've been working hard!
Re: First hosta bed almost done
Looking good, Teresa. Hope you can get to the rest of the planting soon. We've had rains every couple of days up here in the northern corner of the state, and it's been great for planting and moving hostas. Not so good for planting crops or making hay, but good for the garden.
Linda P
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And frosts are slain and flowers begotten.....
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Latitude: 41° 51' 12.1572"
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Re: First hosta bed almost done
Wow, that looks good! It's like an instant garden when they go from the pots into the ground!
I really like the way the tree in front is growing, with lower limbs trimmed up to provide a nice high umbrella over the bed.
Keep us posted on the progress of this bed and on the new one under the white pines!
I really like the way the tree in front is growing, with lower limbs trimmed up to provide a nice high umbrella over the bed.
Keep us posted on the progress of this bed and on the new one under the white pines!
JaneG
Start slowly . . . then taper off.
Start slowly . . . then taper off.
Re: First hosta bed almost done
Those trees also work very well for adult beverage holders while working!
Teresa
Teresa
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Re: First hosta bed almost done
Lookin good!!:) Plenty of space in there for some more hostas too.
Re: First hosta bed almost done
Wow! I wish you lived closer, then I could impose upon you to come and help me with my new house/gardens!
Great Job! How do you feel about a visit to Michigan? Its really not that far......
I understand about waiting for the siding, it will be next year before we get to ours, we have plumbing, electrical and walls to do before we start the exterior So no planting by the house until then...but we have completed the roof and replaced some trusses and the new windows were delivered, just have to put them in.... why did I want to move
Oh, yes the yard! Just kidding. It looks wonderful, keep posting pictures as you work!
Great Job! How do you feel about a visit to Michigan? Its really not that far......
I understand about waiting for the siding, it will be next year before we get to ours, we have plumbing, electrical and walls to do before we start the exterior So no planting by the house until then...but we have completed the roof and replaced some trusses and the new windows were delivered, just have to put them in.... why did I want to move
Oh, yes the yard! Just kidding. It looks wonderful, keep posting pictures as you work!
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