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Bookhenge: A cold, gray day in the garden . . .
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Bookhenge: But there are warm smiles on our gardeners (some hidden behind masks ;-)
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Bookhenge: Welcome back to our National Charity League moms and daughters!!! We're so happy to have you!!!
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Bookhenge: Worms are back, too . . . Thank goodness!!!
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Bookhenge: Happy to have new gardeners, too!!!
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Bookhenge: Plotting strategy . . .
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Bookhenge: Getting in a good yoga stretch ;-)
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Bookhenge: Who, us? Yoga???
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Bookhenge: Talking about weeds!
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Bookhenge: Shaking out all those weed seeds . . .
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Bookhenge: Beware! Weeds are blooming and seeding NOW!!!
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Bookhenge: Weeds do not play well with others. Nothing else is going to grow in this mass of roots . . .
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Bookhenge: Mistletoe is not very friendly to other. Well, at least not to other plants. It's a parasite!
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Bookhenge: Mulberry trees may be troublesome but the dried fruit is sure yummy!!!
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Bookhenge: Dried black mulberries! So naturally sweet!
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Bookhenge: Sweet hug!
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Bookhenge: Collards are looking good!
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Bookhenge: Lots of collards . . .
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Bookhenge: May be cold but it warms the heart to see friends in the garden!
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Bookhenge: Pre-sprouting seeds -- not always easy to hit just the right temperature for germination in the spring and fall so pre-sprouting seeds and then planting can be save much replanting! Simply soak seeds overnight in warm, dark place. Then drain and rinse eve
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Bookhenge: Lots of sprouted sugar snap seeds ready to plant . . .