... WELCOME TO MY LAST
DAY in the GARDEN of '08
I borrowed three pairs of shears from Deborah and set out to cut the garden down on Thursday (after receiving a letter from the City reminding us exactly what our obligations were & threatening to do it for us if we didn't).
BEFORE the SHEARING (Overview)
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A little before & after
THE TOMATO PATCH
believe it or not this is one
& the same patch of land !!!
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AFTER THE SHEARING (a little look from the left & then one from the right)
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THE HUT
... it got its bangs cut
aagggHHHhhh!
(mind you 1/2the stuff
I just brought with me ...
I mean a girls gotta eat)
... everything's done just in
the nick of time - by sunset!
A closer look at the c/u
The hoses used to attach to the
faucets outside the plot is on the
left & on the top (inside the pile
of the four green garbage bags)
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... SO SORRY but I just wanted to
see these BEFORE's one last time!
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Bye Bye
1 comments:
Ciao Bre-
D and I were out there today also. I've been checking over here to see what you've been up to. It truly is the end, isn't it? D pulled the remainder of the indeterminate tomato plants and brought the stakes into the garage to protect from rain so he can bundle them up tomorrow. I've been tagging plants for pulling for a few weeks now, so he doesn't have to hunt me down and ask. I got all the basils, the nasturtiums *cry*, the eggplants, and the bachelor buttons out front pulled out. I did harvest any remaining things that I thought I could use in the next few days before saying goodbye to the plants. Weirdly, it looks less awful out there now that the plants are out. The basils really started looking bedraggled and with the snow of a few days ago, the nasturtiums had started to melt. Sigh, well I guess now I'll have time to thresh all the seeds I've been harvesting and drying on plates.
Hugs,
Sorellina
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