We are finally getting our thaw here, and I can't wait to get in the garden. Ugh! that is quite a job! We need to move our asparagus too, the area is just too close to the barn, very rocky and can't compete with the weeds. Your row looks great!
March 12, 2015 at 11:58 AM
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finally. a day of sunshine and no wind. a real spring day. husband had a day off and we finally moved that row of asparagus that was way too close to the rhubarb. these are asparagus roots that we started from seed our second year here. how they're 4 years old and very substantial. we hope moving them won't have traumatized them too much and that they'll have a good season. dad had loads of asparagus in his garden and he was known for it all over town, so having a long row of healthy asparagus roots makes me feel very happy. i know that if he was able to see our project today, he was smiling.
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the bees were very happy as well and the air was alive with their buzzing. there are plenty of crocus up and they were feeding greedily and cleaning out their hives. great to see that all four hives were buzzing (literally) with activity. we had a mild winter, so we expected them to be just fine, but it's nice to know it for sure.
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molly loved that we were in the garden and obviously also loved the sunshine. she snoozed on a warm roof tile (it's part of a cover we put over our artichokes to keep them from being killed by the hard frosts. it was a perfect spot to relax in the sun.
today's happinesses. very simple, but somehow profound. spring is wonderful.
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Close this window Jump to comment formWe are finally getting our thaw here, and I can't wait to get in the garden. Ugh! that is quite a job! We need to move our asparagus too, the area is just too close to the barn, very rocky and can't compete with the weeds. Your row looks great!
March 12, 2015 at 11:58 AM