We’re eating tomatoes, peppers and eggplants from my container patch.
Tropicals are blooming. Brugmansia left in ground over winter, back from roots.
Natives are blooming.
I like the Black eyed Susans that have mahogany on the inside edges of the petals.
Lilies overwhelm. This is Dazzle.
Seedlings are starting to bloom, cuttings are starting to fill in.
Melampodium blossom, Alternanthera cutting behind.
We’re getting a lot done.
I plant out a handful of seedlings and cuttings every day.
Some days I prune some shrubs. It will all get done.
Let's all go to Tootsie's Fertilizer Friday party.
4 comments:
Nice! We have been getting quite a bit of rain here, loving it!
Your brugmansia is glorious! Looks like you are doing some major yard work!
Just wanted to know what a container patch is?
In answer to Haddock, a patch is a small plot of land devoted to vegetation. My container patch is just a little plot out back where I set my vegetables in containers.
It's southern colloquial, I guess. If you know the story of Brer Rabbit: "Please don't throw me in the briar patch." We plant plots of vegetables: turnip patch, bean patch, tomato patch pea patch.
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