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While I’m waiting for the soil to dry out so I can prepare the beds for spring planting, I spend time in the garden building a new terrace on the lower part of the cliff.
My husband and I have wanted to build a better compost pile for a few years now.
I was at my friend Richard’s house this week when his neighbor came over and grafted another one of Richard’s old cherry trees.
I finally got around to reworking the irrigation pipes in the lower part of the garden this weekend, and I now have two new spigots down there.
The Philadelphia Flower Show was last week and every year I swear I’m going to go and here passed another year without a trip.
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My vegetable garden is sort of like my wallet in that I’m never completely happy with how much it contains.
I’m home from sunny Florida and missing it already. More fresh snow arrived while I was gone, but at least I have some warm memories.
This week we’ll harvest the first yellow broccoli in our garden.
