These three pictures have nothing to do with my change of plans, but they follow my new rule that all blogs should start with a pretty picture. Besides, Lady Banks wanted to show off. She’s in her full glory right now. I’ll have to cut her back in a few weeks, she’s trying to smother the butterfly bushes.
I changed my mind. My 2011 garden goals were way too ambitious. Also, my little “continue working in the woods” goal has expanded into “create a system of paths in the woods connecting a new outdoor picnic area to the house, garage and creek”. Now I’ve spent the first quarter of the year working on almost nothing else. While considering cutting back the goals, the final straw came Monday when I went to check on the seedlings and found something has eaten almost all of them. This would not be so odd except they are still in the house! Double yuck, right? We’ve been having a problem with mice, but I never thought this would happen. Now I don’t have enough plants to fill the large border expansion anyway. I usually LOVE working in the garden, but when my to-do list gets a mile long it can get stressful, and that’s just unacceptable. I’m not going to let something I adore become a chore. Besides, the weather is turning fabulous, and I need time to enjoy the garden too.
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The view from the deck
Even without the large border expansion, there’s plenty to do this spring. I’ve go 30 of the 45 new perennials from Plant Delights Nursery in the ground. I need to pick up the pace a little because I’m expecting a shipment of 100 new perennial plants (more on that later).