It has been a dull, cloudy day all day. The sun shines just a little. The red color is showing on the maple tree.
My wife recites a poem to me about bread and hyacinths. If one has two loaves of bread, they should sell one and buy hyacinths for the soul. I pulled at these green stems in my rock garden area and up came the bulbs of grape hyacinths. I pulled three batches and planted them among my tulips. I also planted some along my new stairs. I can wait until spring to enjoy my labors.
My one cone flower plant is trying to bloom. It actually has two or three buds on it. I hope it can open up in color before any hard frost.
At the bottom of the stairs my new hosta plant is doing well. I didn't plant the post there but it looks good there anyway. The stairs and stones represent two big projects that I accomplished this summer. Clearing the gardens will be my last big project. I bought two bags of mulch this morning and I can finish up things in the next few weeks. I usually just stop when it starts to snow.
The fading garden will need to be all cut down. I just saw a video this day of how I should be trimming down the iris to about three inches. I have never done that before but I can see it will make things look neater. I have damaged a part of my hand by whatever work procedure and it causes my index finger to be in pain. The joints sometimes click and/or won't have any free movement. When this happens I have in the past tape the index and middle finger together. The middle finger supports it all and does help me to move the index finger's movement. Thus typing becomes a joke. It is a little bit better today but I still have pain. It does work itself out.
Thanks for stopping by today.
2 comments:
Those hyacinths will look wonderful in the spring.
The joints in my little fingers like to lock up once in a while and it sure does hurt a bit.
Hope you finger works itself out.
My thumb used to lock in place...hope your fingers get their kinks worked out!
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