i planted 20 of cherry tomato seeds in my school,and i water them,try to give them a best care.i will also plant more flowers too. 4 years ago

the easiest way is to throw some seed in the ground. i enjoy the mix seed you never know whats going to come up where. 4 years ago

Even with a little piece of land, you can have a
“Little Back 40” I love that saying. 5 years ago

Cleared the flower bed of weeds and chopped down tangled half dead bushes to reveal beautiful mud. Have planted carnations, kangaroo paw (trying to stay native0 and bought loads of seeds which i have scattered wildly…..Can’t wait for spring!! 5 years ago

now just waiting for everything else to bloom 6 years ago

This will be easier when I finally get my own house 7 years ago

poor coneflowers. they weren’t exactly thriving but they had started sending up new leaves. Then my husband mowed the poor things down. They’re dead, jim. 7 years ago

I planted a clump of coneflowers my mother gave me.
It’s still alive, so far. I don’t know how it will take to the increased heat and humidity down here. Luckily with August half gone it will have the relatively drier and cooler part of the year to adjust.
I sure hope they do survive and thrive even. I like having to divide plants. It means they like where they are and grow without depending on me too much (and that’s bad for a plant). 7 years ago