Garden journal
May. 6th, 2010 01:14 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lblanchardThe wisteria are open, fragrant, and visited by flies and bees.
The moonflower vine seedlings broke through the ground yesterday. They look funny.
I bought a little solar light at the PathMark for $3.98. Works like a charm -- I think I'll buy a couple more.
It's forecast to be cooler and overcast pretty soon. The weekend should be good for transplanting herbs and other things.
None of the hippeastrum are looking too terribly insulted by the increase in light. In fact, they look pretty happy.
I brought out the nopalxochia yesterday. The bay tree has been out since the weekend. I brought up the basil from the basement a couple days ago and brought down the one from the windowsill today. The sansevieria has been out for a couple weeks and is looking shocky. Its shady corner turns out to be mostly sunny.
The pachysandra may stay in their pot this year, I think, and grow some serious roots. I planted an 'alabama sunset' in the center of the pot to add some additional interest.
I see much gardening in my future this weekend.
The moonflower vine seedlings broke through the ground yesterday. They look funny.
I bought a little solar light at the PathMark for $3.98. Works like a charm -- I think I'll buy a couple more.
It's forecast to be cooler and overcast pretty soon. The weekend should be good for transplanting herbs and other things.
None of the hippeastrum are looking too terribly insulted by the increase in light. In fact, they look pretty happy.
I brought out the nopalxochia yesterday. The bay tree has been out since the weekend. I brought up the basil from the basement a couple days ago and brought down the one from the windowsill today. The sansevieria has been out for a couple weeks and is looking shocky. Its shady corner turns out to be mostly sunny.
The pachysandra may stay in their pot this year, I think, and grow some serious roots. I planted an 'alabama sunset' in the center of the pot to add some additional interest.
I see much gardening in my future this weekend.
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