Finally the weather is warm and soon I'll be putting all these guys outside:
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black krims peeking out the window[/caption]
In their soon-to-be new home!
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better than a bathtub![/caption]
Ten feet long by three feet wide means space for lots of veggies and soon there will be a trellis on the wall for giganto-bean, cucumbers and tomatoes. Exciting! But there are lots of other things coming back out too, like a little ginkgo:
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hi friendly ginkgo[/caption]
That little thing spent the winter looking like a stick stuck in the ground but I figured if these trees have been around since the dinosaurs they must be pretty tough. Same (except for the dinosaurs part) goes for the mint:
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mint[/caption]
This mint has been planted and dug up and replanted so many times I've lost count. But now they are in a big container so that my entire backyard doesn't turn into a mint forest.
And some bulbs finally came out!
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a mix of lots of things containing blue squill, eranthis, crocuses and others I've forgotten[/caption]
Winter Wolf's Bane:
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otherwise known as winter aconite or eranthis but obviously winter wolf's bane is the best name[/caption]
The Winter Wolf's Bane even looks good after it's done flowering:
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little flower lions manes[/caption]
And here is one little blue squill in the deceased bathtub (RIP):
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pitiful?[/caption]
I also have lots of blackberries, raspberries and strawberries but that "wing" of the yard is not done yet. Soon!
black krims peeking out the window[/caption]
In their soon-to-be new home!
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="375"] better than a bathtub![/caption]
Ten feet long by three feet wide means space for lots of veggies and soon there will be a trellis on the wall for giganto-bean, cucumbers and tomatoes. Exciting! But there are lots of other things coming back out too, like a little ginkgo:
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="375"] hi friendly ginkgo[/caption]
That little thing spent the winter looking like a stick stuck in the ground but I figured if these trees have been around since the dinosaurs they must be pretty tough. Same (except for the dinosaurs part) goes for the mint:
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="500"] mint[/caption]
This mint has been planted and dug up and replanted so many times I've lost count. But now they are in a big container so that my entire backyard doesn't turn into a mint forest.
And some bulbs finally came out!
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="500"] a mix of lots of things containing blue squill, eranthis, crocuses and others I've forgotten[/caption]
Winter Wolf's Bane:
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="500"] otherwise known as winter aconite or eranthis but obviously winter wolf's bane is the best name[/caption]
The Winter Wolf's Bane even looks good after it's done flowering:
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="500"] little flower lions manes[/caption]
And here is one little blue squill in the deceased bathtub (RIP):
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="500"] pitiful?[/caption]
I also have lots of blackberries, raspberries and strawberries but that "wing" of the yard is not done yet. Soon!