Garden Seat, Transplanting tis the season!

We have talked about moving the crowded Rhododendrons they had a lot of space when they were small. We have replanted 8 so far and the new bed will soon be full. 

There other plants in pots that need their own space so it will be busy time for a good while...

Mixing in peat with garden soil use 4 parts soil 1 part compost 
and a couple of shovels of worm castings per plant

Several plants no room

Rolling new bed

Narley bed

getting closer

Narley bed done, room to grow

Coming along

Some tools

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Rhododendron and Garlic

Yesterday was a day of gardening and a start on moving a few of many plants...

Lots of weeding as well as spring blossoms.

Planted more garlic in my new garlic bed.

Got a good start on my strawberry beds but more work to do.

Looking through the Tayberries.

This is the first rhododendron I planted.

Settled in to its new home, planted and watered.

Next up is the larger rhododendron.

This one is much heavier, used a soft rope.

Done. Watered. This  one will really shine in this bed.

An early one just getting started.

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