With all of the hullabaloo in the world, it would be nice to get back to midwestern sensibilities.
Saturday, April 14, 2007
Grow For Me
Daughter
Teacher
Sister
Wife
Friend
Homeowner
Cook
I can put a new role in that list. Gardener. We purchased a lawn mower, weed wacker, and a hodgepodge of gardening tools. We mowed our lawn and wacked some weeds. I hoed some dirt to make it ready for next weekend when I will be planting a variety of annuals and maybe a perennial or two.
We have a shady backyard so I have been researching shade gardens. I think I will plant some Hostas, but I am looking for ideas to compliment this perennial. I plan on some impatiens in the flower bed, but I will plant some Geraniums in hanging plants. I am also reseeding my backyard because there are some splotchy spots. I am also going to try my hand at an herb garden.
I know I will enjoy spending time at the gardening center. It is the first time and I already know that I am going to get into taking care of my yard and garden.
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Gardens can be very rewarding but I never realized when I started mine -- they are a never-ending project! Beware :) They always need tending, time and care -- year after year.
For your shade garden, I highly recommend the following:
Astible (sp?)
Hydrangea - many varieties
Wild ginger (though it can be invasive)
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