This is the time of year when the inside of the house becomes neglected. When you live in a region that gives you less than 6 "good" months in the garden you can't mess around. My hands and shoulders are sore and my garden boots are muddy. After the beans go down for the night I retreat to the work room to get to work on several garden designs I have been working on for some folks.
I've been delivering plans in metal buckets for my clients with a bag of organic Bio-Tone Starter for their new plants.
Lungwort and Dwarf Solomon's Seal
Creeping Jenny along my newly lined beds. Things popping in this bed include Lady's Mantle, Catmint, False Indigo, Anise Hyssop, Dark Towers Penstemon, Autumn Joy, Joe-Pye Weed and I sowed some Poppies in this area for a splash of red.
I recently bought three wired lanterns to hang above the deck...they add a bit of whimsy for those summer nights to come.
Blooms that I cut from my new David Austin Rose bush. After I planted my rose I noticed that it was floppy perhaps from shock so I cut it back in hopes that it would lighten the load as it settled in.
And some more blooms from my bleeding heart.
other blooms around the garden include.....
Foam Flowers
Geums
Lungwort
Hellebores
Anemone Sylvestris
May is also the wind down of school. We are really looking forward to some slower days ahead like this one we had a few days ago when we released our painted lady butterflies that the beans raised.
With the wind down I also hope to get kicking with my posts to show you all some projects that I've been plugging away at! Until then......Happy MAY!!!!
With the wind down I also hope to get kicking with my posts to show you all some projects that I've been plugging away at! Until then......Happy MAY!!!!
