When a person is going to plant something, they need to devote the time to do so. When I am planting, mowing, and making a beautiful garden, I need to know that when I am done for the day that I have accomplished a decent amount of work. If the work is not all going to get done in one day, and I try to hurry, then it will be a (half the effort) job. So, if the idea of making a perfect, or pleasing garden atmosphere is what you are trying to do then you need to have the patience to get single tasks done at a time. The single task jobs that you encounter are time consuming, and to say the least annoying because if you don’t finish the task immediately, then it will double the amount of time that you essentially needed at the start of the day. I like to set aside at least one day a week to spend out doors not only to have a pleasant outcome, but to know that I had the willingness to accomplish my goal of making something special. On a positive note, you can enjoy the garden fully, until the next time when you go out and do all of the work again.
