November 15, 2003
Lunch break is almost over. Then I am back out to dig more tiny wild garlic cloves out of the flowerbeds and borders.
I am trying to get the beds cleaned and weeded, for the time has come to run bags of collected leaves through the mulcher/chipper machine and spread them on the beds. Once done, they will get a light sprinkle of 10-10-10. Then I will consider them "put to bed for the winter".
Truth is: it will probably take me all winter to get it done, considering the size of the areas!
5 comments:
Hate that wild garlic too. Once I started maintaining my lawn and keeping it green it is ever so hard to spot it but I know it is there:)
It is a never ending cycle. Right, Barbee?
Donna
tina (Tennessee, U.S.A.): Yes, almost impossible to get rid of.
mothernaturesgarden (Tennessee, U.S.A.): Yes, it is. Just like housework. :)
Ha, you both are Tennessee bloggers. Thank you for dropping in.
You gotta watch us Tennessee bloggers-we are everywhere and very busy blogging-kind of like the only Kentucky blogger I know:)
Tina: You surely get around! :) I'm way behind with my blogging, rain drove me indoors for awhile.
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