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May. 18th, 2006 04:16 pmi just spent about half the day digging in the dirt with my mother-in-law.
it was oddly fun.
i think that means there is something clinicly wrong with me.
myra is something of a machine when it comes to gardens. right now she is tilling the garden with a gas-powered tiller(a one-person job or i would probably still be out there). she brought me two kinds of violets, canna bulbs (which i will have to dig out again in the fall if i want to keep them), echinachea, mums, elephant ears in a pot, clematis, hollyhocks and some weird ground cover that is pretty and drapey and neither of us have any clue what it's called. oh and a really cool fountain thing for our front garden that she says will keep fish alive if we want to use it for that. i also planted some annual vines that i've had for a while.
the garden looks much better (although still pretty sparse). and i got some exercise.
it was oddly fun.
i think that means there is something clinicly wrong with me.
myra is something of a machine when it comes to gardens. right now she is tilling the garden with a gas-powered tiller(a one-person job or i would probably still be out there). she brought me two kinds of violets, canna bulbs (which i will have to dig out again in the fall if i want to keep them), echinachea, mums, elephant ears in a pot, clematis, hollyhocks and some weird ground cover that is pretty and drapey and neither of us have any clue what it's called. oh and a really cool fountain thing for our front garden that she says will keep fish alive if we want to use it for that. i also planted some annual vines that i've had for a while.
the garden looks much better (although still pretty sparse). and i got some exercise.
