Hope you don't do what my sister did (by accident). She was rearranging my blog look and DELETED the Linky Followers (thought it was a title).
Groan (she REALLY GROANED and cried a bit too) and couldn't get them back.
SO If you were a Linky follower could you link up again.
Rob
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Thanks to the followers of my blog. Appreciate getting to follow back on your blogs as well.
Today I am welcoming and linking back from my posts.
I add you to my blog list when you follow.
I am going thank different followers each day with a link on my post so others can visit too.
Linking with
Apron Thrift Girl: Thrift Share Monday and Between Naps on the Porch 158th Metamorphosis Monday,
Homemaker on a Dime: Creative Bloggers Party Hop,
House of Grace: Twice Owned Tuesday No. 82
The thrift part of this post: daffodil bulbs dug up from other parts of the garden and saved for this project, worm casting (home grown), compost (home composted). Used what I had on hand. The metamorphosis is the before growth (making the bed/planing) and the after (daffodils at end of post). The creative is making something new from something else (soil additions rototilled + divided daffodil bulbs = daffodils in abundance in a new flower border). The twice owned is reusing daffodil bulbs separated when thinning another daffodil bed and using some tools collected at fleas and garage sales.
It may seem a little silly to be planting this time of year... but the snow is almost gone and the sun was shining. My tools were handy. I had the time and energy, the bulbs , composted soil, bone meal, peat moss, worm casting and leaf mulch. The treasured soil additions of a long time gardener.
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| Be lost without my rototiller. Two bags of peat moss for this bed. |
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| Peat moss ready to rototill. Compost, bone meal and bulbs. |
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| Trenching and Worm Castings |
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| Bulbs planted, topped up with compost to cover. Nifty kneeling pad |
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| Leaf mulch protects the new growth |
A daffodil bed to match the established one on the other side of the driveway.
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Spring 2011 Memories
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