May 26
I built this arbor many years ago. Treated 4x4 posts faced with red cedar. It’s held up well, & still looks great. Clematis vines, complete the picture.
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I built this arbor many years ago. Treated 4x4 posts faced with red cedar. It’s held up well, & still looks great. Clematis vines, complete the picture.
The world is going to pot. Plants that is. I put up around 150 pots each year now. Easy to water, movable in case of frost, & changeable if the plant is not enjoying where they are living. Each container with multiple underplantings. No rabbit issues this way.
Peacock Ornamental cabbage, loves cool weather, tolerates frost,and survives well into early winter. Deer nibble on it, so I spray every week or two with a rotten egg spray. 3 raw eggs in a gallon of water, then leave to rot for a week, transfer into spray bottles.
Spring is here! (For a bit) from The Garden of Great Quotations), Cazenovia, NY/ Chenango Street.
Space aliens landed their ship here yesterday. We had a nice conversation. They were in a hurry to gamble at Turning Stone.
A bit rainy in central NY this spring, but plants always amaze. The porch greenhouse is bustling with seedlings. Grafting apple trees continues, along with planting new varieties.