Showing posts with label rototiller. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rototiller. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 18, 2010

It's a garden!


It's official!  We have a sizeable vegetable bed and herb bed established, complete with transplanted seedlings.  We decided to establish the garden bed in a different location of the yard than where we began tilling.  The ultimate deciding factor was the gardens proximity to the water barrels.  

The garlic is booming and is a little more than a month away from harvest time.  Judging by the size of several of the stalks, we should have many large beautiful bulbs of garlic come July.

 














The rock divider separates the vegetable garden from the herb garden.  Transplanted sage plants look lovely in their new location.  Very tiny leek plants are planted there, too.  Soon basil, thyme, oregano, dill, marjoram, tarragon, rosemary, parsley and mojito mint will fill the remaining space in the herb garden.

More photos coming soon of the existing flower beds in the yard as well as a new bed we're going to establish in the back yard this weekend.  We have one remaining flat of flower seedlings that need a new and permanent home.  Gosh, I enjoy this time of year! 

Sunday, May 9, 2010

Ready to till the soil!

Greetings!

My Pop brought his tiller over today and showed me how to operate the it.  Before we got to grilling burgers for our Mother's Day supper, we made two passes in the area where John and I plan to establish our vegetable garden.  I'll finish the job next weekend and hope to transplant all of the seedlings then, too.  I'm so thrilled about this project!  I've been dreaming about having a large garden for years and years and the time has arrived.  I feel like there should be a ribbon cutting or champagne toast just before the first seedling goes into the soil.

Enjoy the photos.