A wonderfully busy
week of garden happenings too since we have been home :-).
My Honey has been
hard at it on the bobcat – he didn’t stop for 3 days!
This rock wall was
lowered a little as he had previously taken out some of the driveway to correct
the drainage.
Of course, the
garden bed had to be lowered a bit too – look how lovely it looks now. There are two transplanted lavenders in there
(we grew them from cuttings stuck straight in the ground closer to the house) –
and they have had a nice soak of seaweed liquid to help them settle in – here’s
hoping they like their new garden bed.
Oh, and if you look at the end of the garden bed you might see the twin
pineapple we decided to transplant too – really hoping it might get a bit more
heat here and actually fruit – still a pretty long shot though…
The orchard got the
love it needed – lots of mumby magic, covered with old straw and some rocky
soil put in between the trees to plant up the chook fodder food forest next
month:
And finally, an
unexpected bonus of those many hours of earthworks – this walkway/driveway
between the house and the shed no longer looks like a building site – yay!
Next month it will
be planted up with baby natives – just waiting for the rain to be on the reliable
side.
But today was “below
ground” planting day (moon gardening) so these went in today:
Oh, and plus some
sprouted ends of the Kipfler potatoes I had in the pantry :-).
