The final arrival of spring weather brought gardeners out in their droves!
I had the piles of stones removed from the garden beds sitting their since last summer but finally decided on what to do with them.
So I spent Saturday shovelling stones into the corner and replanting the succulents I had acquired over the year.
I had also bought 2 garden beds and assembled one last summer, but not filled it as I didn't want to have to move it filled with soil. So I went to assemble the 2nd one and found they had not included the screws and bolts required.
I was suffering a chest infection ? bronchitis, so spent Saturday in bed, but feeling fine in Sunday so got some screws that worked, as well as bought some soil and plants.
I wanted to have vegies in the beds and herbs in pots as well as a Trixie (mini) nectarine tree like we had at Footscray. I want to fill the garden bed so bought some Japanese Wind Flower, some Cosmos and some nasturtiums.
I also bought some Sugar cane mulch.
Happy with the result, and they should all be established before I go away at end of month
The far corner by the back door. |
The two beds set at accessible angles. In the bed at back are roses You can see the fruit tree in the pot |
Some replanted and new herbs Basil, Rosemary, Coriander, Mint, Sage Thyme and in the Blue pot Strawberries |
The mulched beds and Cecil Brunner Rose in pot. |
The Long View.
The back of the veggie bed has snap peas, so they should grow up and partly cover the water tank, as will the fruit tree
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1 comment:
I'm one of the droves! The warmer weather is such a relief, although I fear soon we will miss cold and wet. I love your corner, Michelle, beautifully arranged and I love the Japanese ornaments. The stones look great there, and I also love the curved shape. It must be very rewarding working in a pediatric setting.
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