Because we have had mostly rainy/snowy/cloudy days lately, today's sunshine and light winds were the perfect opportunity to get out and do some work in the garden. I pulled 10 buckets of weeds from between the rhubarb...
Before |
After |
And the strawberry plants, which will hopefully be relocated from the big veggie garden to their very own garden soon!
Rhubarb liberated from the weeds |
I have no idea where these little grape hyacinths came from (I never planted them) but they sure are cute!
Tulips not quite ready to pop. |
Compared to last year, this Spring is about 2 weeks behind. Last year I had tulips blooming for a week already and we were already enjoying the first of the rhubarb. We'll have to wait another week or two for any of that, especially if the rain in the forecast develops.
Anybody else gardening this week? If so, grab the Monday Garden Club button on my sidebar, paste it to your blog entry and link up below with Mr. Linky.
Anybody else gardening this week? If so, grab the Monday Garden Club button on my sidebar, paste it to your blog entry and link up below with Mr. Linky.
5 comments:
Cute seedlings.
Wishing you a productive gardening year. Although it's a little behind, it looks like things are growing well!
Hey, I have a question. Does rhubarb come back every year or do you plant it?
Rhubarb DOES come back every year. Ours was here when we bought the house 5 years ago and has probably been growing in the same spot for 20-30 years, maybe more. It takes a few years to get going but once it's established, it will produce forever. Just make sure you select a permanent spot for it.
Oh how I wish I had your energy. I did try and make rose water yesterday. My rose bushes are going nuts. I'm not sure though, we'll see. The rhubarb looks wonderful. I actually get spurred on looking at your pictures.
Well that rocks, Aliceson! Hmmm...where to put it??? Of course, then I'd have to learn how to cook it. Hello Mr. Google! :)
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