I grab my bucket of garden tools and plan to start in the side yard pulling weeds and clipping back plants as I work my way around the house.
The bromeliads are in desperate need of thinning as they are encroaching on the brick walkway. The peacock ginger is slowly fading away until next spring and I can finally see my small collection of ceramic mushrooms again.
I discover this nasty little weed called Heartleaf Drymary is popping up in various parts of the yard where the grass is sparse from too much shade. If I ignore it, it’ll take over the yard in a heartbeat.
I spread some mulch and then decide to take a break. A large glass of ice cold water and an apple seem the perfect snack to enjoy while I sit on the deck and overlook my backyard.
I’m not seated long…more weeds to pull…potted plants need relocating…one idea after another pops into my head and I MUST do it now!
5 comments:
Hi! Susan love your garden. The ceramic mushroom collection is soooo cute.
This is a very good time to get some work done in the garden. So pretty today even... this is why we live in FL right? Your bromeliads look great. Enjoy your garden.
Meems
Ella...Hi, and welcome! I'm always happy to find another Florida gardener. Please, do come back and visit again.
Meems...Yes, this is the perfect time to be outside. So nice, that I'm having trouble staying focused on putting the x-mas decorations up. I just want to putter around in the garden.
You raise an interesting question: what is the best month of the year. Here in south Florida I would vote November or December, possibly January. Up north of course the votes would flood in for August or July.
Robert...You're right, it's all subjective based on where one lives. We're pretty lucky even during the hot months of summer.
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