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@funcountess Oh my, no - all that digging and hauling took a couple of days, about 8 hours I would guess. The digging and transplanting will take 3-4 days, longer if I have to dodge raindrops. I am thankful for my big gardens and my "sewing cave" this summer - it helps me forget I am confined.
@jimhd I hope the parts fix your mower - I understand the frustration of not being able to get around from years of hobbling on my old hips - so grateful the new ones work!
I also raise and donate plants for a fund raiser plant sale every year - usually several hundred perennials and natives. The cancellation this year is why I have such an abundance to share. Later this summer, I will be dividing some, potting them in plastic greenhouse pots, and sinking them into the ground to overwinter. Those will go to the sale next spring. Scoping out the gardens right now to be sure to leave places for those babies.
Sue
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Hi Sue,
I think you have a California boyfriend. Gus my landscaper was here this a.m. early and dropped of 3. 15 gallon plants, will return tomorrow with one more, then start planting
First thing today he asked how you are, and are you doing much landscaping.
Gus said to tell you in California you can landscape all year, beautiful weather.
He would like to see all the pretty work you have done, I told him I do not have photos.
Do you have pics of your garden? I’d like to see it also.
Funcountess