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Project 365 4/13/09

 

Phase one of operation "Backyard Recovery" is completed. I'm sore and sunburned after all that. The rototiller was a beast and plowed through that ground no problem. I did determine that of all possible future occupations, farmer is no longer on my list.

San Diego entryway after a meticulous makeover.

Performers at Side Yards at Yards Park

San Diego sideyard landscapped area.

These grew really fast, though I suspect some may be too "leggy?" Who knows, never grown 'em before.

A close up of the wedding party. Not sure who these folks are.

garden diary winter/spring 2011

March 14th

 

Yesterday I managed to plant some more spring seeds like mustard, kale, radish, etc and dig up some of the garlic chives that have taken over the garden, to make room for transplants. Today I put in transplants - cabbage, brussels sprouts (my fav), chinese cabbage and some snapdragons. I also planted from spring plantings / seeds in the sideyard containers, a first for the sideyard. I'm hoping the brick wall will help some dill and other greens get a head start so we can have a spring and summer full of herbs. I also need to start some seeds indoors, and I did hose off my seedling trays, but have yet to get around to starting the seeds. We have very limited space indoors for that and I can't afford a "real" seed starter set-up at the moment.

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The blue ring is actually a large plastic pot, in the bottom of which I cut big holes, sunk it in the ground and then added good potting soil and planted a Brown Fig.

Clematis flower I found in my sideyard.

These flowers grow on vines.

Our chicken coop, 3 bin compost and our bike rack.

From interstitial spaces photography project, French Quarter, New Orleans

Oak Park, Sacramento. iPhone 11Pro.

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