Mid-Atlantic Gardening: Hanging in there. Part 3, 0 by billyporter

billyporter wrote:
~ ~ ~ to everyone missing!

Stormy, it's hard to not be able to use your feet. You have my sympathy.

I have so many things I was going to jump into this spring and the rain has made it impossible. My plant's are all huge, so there isn't any place to move them to that won't be the same ''plop where they fit'' situation all over. This is when I need to start potting up in the spring, while they are small. Then I can open up an area. I am finally getting large pots. I have found a daylily will live in a walmart bag for a while, LOL! But, it has to be small enough to fit.

I spend time outside, even if I have to sit and listen to the noises around me. I usually have the camera in case a bird decides to sit in the birdbath for me. That doean't happen much. I must be moving too much looking around LOL!

My tomatoes aren't having any flavor. The rain was a blessing, but not for flavor. The apples have wet hearts and are going to be worthless.

At least we aren't in a drought. I'm thankful for that, and we aren't drowning in water.

There's always next year.

The ugly side of life

Chris, you are in my thoughts and prayers every day. I know you are busy with life and I'm glad!