Let's Have a Workshop February 29 - Behner's F.H.

Workshop date:  Wednesday, March 29, 2012 at 5:00 in a "back workroom" at Behner's Funeral Home. 

I'm going to look for silverware ahead of time, do the cutting and drilling. Got wire that won't rust?  Bring it.  Got some cute beads?  Bring them.  Fishing line?  check!



We'll just make em!  :-)

Now, your other opportunity is to bring information about one of your favorite plants.  Its needs and habits.  etc., etc.  I'd love to hear something from each person there - perhaps then we can accept Sandi D's offer of creating garden notebooks!

Happy New Year - January!

Are you SURE it's January?  

My yard still looks like this!

PMJ Rhododendron

But, take heart!!

It's Gonna Snow!

 

Sometime!  :-)

Merry Christmas!

Happy December.

Hopefully we can get together in January!

kt

November Update for JCHC Garden!

Here's the final view of the "Official Plan."

September 20, 2011 - Everything is planted!

October 7 - First shipment of concrete edgers (notice the mowing rim)

October 9, 2011

November 2, 2011 - All five sets of edgers are in!

November 11, 2011 - Today's project:  Planting bulbs!

Daffodil, tulip and allium bulbs (in the dark spots).

Happy October!

So Far, So Good!

Monday, September 19 marks the final planting date.

It also marked the wonderful help we had in setting the fence panel in place!

Jacob, Cindy and Nancy

 

Joan

Me (and my hat!)  Jan and Cindy

Jacob and Pete

Smile for Sandi!  (Hi Jim!)

 Back to the fence work with Jacob, Jim and Pete!

Adding the birdhouses - Jan, Jim and Becky

Someone has to supervise, right Becky?  :-)

 by Eleanor

by me

by Eleanor

And on Tuesday, September 20, 

Cindy D brought her wagon wheel - which I quickly wired to the fence!

Looking good!!

It's a beautiful garden.  Many hands made light work.

Our Master Gardener friend, Jan, was truly a hard worker!

Perhaps she'd like to join our Gabby Garden Gals?

I'm going to water a bit today...

hopefully it will rain before long.

The edging should be ready within 10 days or so, now.

"Taming the Dirt Pile" - JCHC Flower Garden

Click on the photo above to view a post about this (finally) garden we're helping with!!!

The post will be found on the Jefferson County Master Gardener's Site.