Today was a beautiful day so hubby and I decided to work on our yard today.
Helicopters!
I’ve started bringing the seedlings (tomato, bell pepper, catnip) outside to get them hardy, I guess is what you call it. So far so good! In a few days I am going to start exposing them to periods of sunlight.
The sedum I planted last year came back! I truly thought some animal had chomped it to death.
Black violets, asiatic lilies, and coneflower in one bed.
Roses that need pruning in the other. (QUESTION: It’s okay to prune those now right??)
While transplanting the grass from the area we are making into a bed, my husband unearths a friend!
The Christina Maria azalea. It reminds me of my sister!
The “Red Hot” azalea and baby hydrangea. The hydrangea got frostbitten a little bit. :(
One of our kittens watches us through the window.
One side of the new huge flowerbed.
Other side.
Whole new bed. Two beds became one!
