Remember that trellis I named Encouragement?
It’s 9′ tall. Calling it Encouragement worked, and so did good non-GMO seeds, and lots of water and good aged horse manure as fertilizer. (Also continuously getting rid of as […]
It’s 9′ tall. Calling it Encouragement worked, and so did good non-GMO seeds, and lots of water and good aged horse manure as fertilizer. (Also continuously getting rid of as […]
We’ve had a really hard winter. It’s the longest time period that I’ve ever had bamboo laying down, frozen to the ground with snow still on and around it. Most […]
Time to tear down the tomato plants. Yea. The frost has cut everything off now, the cherry tree has lost all its leaves, annual things are done and perennial things […]
These are new bamboo shoots, about a month old, and already over 10′ tall. They will continue to grow but not as fast as at first, and will end up […]
Every spring after the ground has warmed up and there’s been a few good rains, the bamboo begins to shoot up from the ground. It is a highly invasive plant […]
OK, enough already. But there will be a few more inches coming. That’s where those pretty little crocus are, under that area. I had said that I’ve often seen them […]
It’s good that it’s flexible. It’s seen a lot of ice and snow both this winter. Maybe spring…..soon………..
The Sweet Annie keeps it’s wonderful smell even in the snow. Even tho it’s brown and dried, I always let some stand till spring just for that smell. We have snow, […]
Merry White Christmas to us here in Pennsylvania. Other parts of the country have much more snow than us, and this is enough for me. It is pretty, and the […]