First these are the home-owners babies I get to keep an eye on (aka e-n-j-o-y:) while the hubs is rebuilding her house. We repotted a couple of onsite rose bushes, so we will see how they do.
I can see these from the front porch of our guest house, and I do enjoy them. Pretty pots too:).
This is the 'shabby-chic' garden in the back of our guest house:). I think it was her Nana's spot. The homeowner's have had this place for over 150 years, I love the view of the hill country. Currently the edging is just propped up. Notice hubs rock ditch? This really is a construction site:)
The fellas decided they needed to move her Nana's flowerbed, so I suggested the flower go in the spot Mrs.H (homeowner) had just cleared in the garden. Easy right?
Little did I know that she had not only cleared, BUT had planted!! Luckily the little plants had popped up leaves or I would have dug them up when planting the re-located flower plants!!
She has asparagus, beans, winter squash and Nana's flowers (Iris, mum, lilies, etc), on the left; zucchini, summer squash, in back right: and peppers and tomatoes on the right front. One grape tomato plant is in the process of taking over the world. It has a large tomato cage in its near future. The soil here is so different, ours at home is sandy loam with clay or iron-ore under it. Here it is either dried out or muckly and limestone is about a foot deep.
These are my grow-pots from home. I didn't know Mrs.H had planted a garden to share. The beans and squash and cucumber are doing great. I moved them off the front porch to get more sun, I just have to remember the sprinkler doesn't water them like they need.
Besties, Basset: Ladybelle, and Chimix: LilDog chillxin in style.. |
Blooming Tuesday
2 comments:
Oh, my goodness! I grew up with Bassett hounds! :D And I see we are gardening sisters for sure. :)
Welcome back to Bloomin' Tuesday! Lots of bloomin' and plantin' goin' on! Jean
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