Gardening, landscaping and plants in general

[long_john86]

@goosehd Whilst I’d love to imagine it is a weapon of some description, some kind of railing is a more logical assumption. The site has an old Victorian convalescent on it in the Gothic style (now converted into apartments) so no doubt something to do with that.
It really captured my boy’s imagination - he went on to dig for more random finds.
But back to the back-breaking border for me tomorrow….

[spleef_oner]

[iammortalcombat]

Jasmine is blooming and first few radishes already were popping along with some purple basil that needed topping. It’s my favorite part of spring.

[goosehd]

Viburnum

[spleef_oner]

Pachanoi among the peonies

[twin]

A lot of very nice flowers from you guys.

[goosehd]

Picked up a Heptacodium Miconioides (Seven-Son Flower) tree today for Mother’s Day.

This is what it will look like when mature:

[Giles]

[goosehd]

@Giles Outstanding!!

[Eza]

I'm in the process of starting a terrarium, does that count?

[doubletee]

[twin]

New garden put in 2 years ago.

[twin]

@Giles Your garden sure is lovely.

[Giles]

Thank you Richard....

[twin]

@Giles Welcome back to you.

[iammortalcombat]

Got some more work done this weekend - everything is now in final pots or beds except for bee balm, rosemary, echinacea, and lavender I have and plan to plant as foundation plants along a side not seen here

Too hot to manually dig and level the path so I’ll be renting some equipment or doing it slowly over the next few months

[GraemeE]

Phase 2 is to replace all the wood chips that were washed away

Chips come free through a program that pairs tree removal companies with homeowners who want the chips

Only catch is you get an hour notice before a truck dumps them in your driveway

[goosehd]

Barberry and Viburnum

[goosehd]

Holly

[goosehd]

Cherry