Bat guano and worm castings in the afternoon sun, how lovely. I did drag some of the bales out myself, as many as I could. I planted everything I bought at the nursery except the two flats of wooly thyme--some herbs, various flowers. Also I planted the babies from J&P which have been taking up room on the kitchen counter. I pulled a few weeds. I figure if I can just get out there some every day, the yard and I will both be better for it.
(6) Mon Oct 25 2004 18:23 The Moist Rich Aroma of Mother Earth:
Before I left this morning, I asked Rachel if she would be home to unload compost when I got here with it. It was buy three, get one free at White Forest Nursery, so I went after work. She said maybe not, but she would unload it for me, just leave it in the car.
- Comments:
Posted by Joe at Mon Oct 25 2004 20:38
Hey,.. I also wrote about moist earth today. There's an abundance of earthly blogs today!
Posted by John at Mon Oct 25 2004 20:42
Hearing all your gardening tales give me solace that I won't be a homeowner (with all the incumbent responsbilities) in Southern California anytime soon. It sounds so exhausting. There is an upside to renting.
Posted by anonymous at Mon Oct 25 2004 21:23
gosh what a slacker your daughter is!!!
Posted by Frances at Tue Oct 26 2004 13:52
Not so. She came home and unloaded all the bales of compost.
The car still smells like bat guano though. Every time I have to haul something like this I regret selling the little red truck.
Posted by Kristen at Tue Oct 26 2004 16:48
Poor Rach, I don't know why they pick on you.
Posted by Rachel at Tue Oct 26 2004 19:47
That was actually me, satirizing those who pick on me. (We did ban the random person posting all those mean things on my blog...)