Well, the dizziness subsided enough for me to transplant some aloe plants we had been given. The kids and dogs helped me out, and even offered up one of their Lego boxes when I ran out of containers - of course, they then took ownership of the little aloe plants in it.
This is the whole group, along with S's stick gardenWe have (as the kids have christened them) 1 "Adult", 2 "Teenagers", 4 "Kids" and 1 "Baby" who is inside in water being watched over by S.
Here is a close-up of the Teens
Close-up of the Adult with X adding visual perspective
This is what the garden looks like now
Our hugelkulture pile with cantaloupes growing out of it. I am going to throw some acron squash seeds into it and see what happens....adventures in gardening.
Blossom enjoying the sun
Ranger guarding the garden
Gardening is Fun!!!
Here is a close-up of the Teens
Close-up of the Adult with X adding visual perspective
This is what the garden looks like now
Our hugelkulture pile with cantaloupes growing out of it. I am going to throw some acron squash seeds into it and see what happens....adventures in gardening.
Blossom enjoying the sun
Ranger guarding the garden
Gardening is Fun!!!
2 comments:
Perhaps having a bone in the garden isn't the best idea even if it is plastic.
Blame the dogs!!!
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