Just a quick update. Trying to build new gardens at my second home in East Windsor, Connecticut. It's been a trying spring. Lots of rain, little sunshine. Cold, cold, cold. A woodchuck razed the lettuce and pea garden to the ground a couple of weeks back. Today, I'm replanting there - Brandywine and Cherry tomatoes, and yellow squash. An herb potager is taking form: chives, lavender, lemon balm, parsley, mint. Basil will go in as soon as it warms up. Some flowers - impatiens and pansies. There is a big pot of strawberries putting out fruit. Money is tight, so I'm revisiting the practice of herbs from seed. I forgot how difficult it is to start all over again! But the challenge is sweet. Thank you, Mother Earth!
2 comments:
Hello Beautiful Master Gardener Girl. Happy to see your new garden is growing. Have a good summer with lots of homegrown food and flowers. Gardens on the shoreline everywhere are pining for your magic touch. The blog looks great please keep it going.
You are gorgeous. Can I play in the dirt with you? ;)
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