I love to garden, so a time when I cannot dig in -- or even see -- the earth, depresses me.
Even non-gardeners suffer from the bleakness of short days and long nights in our northern winters.
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Wendy in my last garden. |
Now as the sun slowly begins its return, I cling to the memory of summers past and yearn for the spring yet to come.
I dream of things I want to do with my garden. Stone-lined paths I want to make. Bird feeders, bird houses, an arbour, a new pond and a bridge top the list.
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My last garden |
I scroll through images of my last garden. It was an open, unadorned grassed-yard when I moved in, but four years later it was loaded with perennials and meandering paths. Four years -- but I was working full-time. Now I'm retired, I figure I can do it in three with my present yard.
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Ponds, bench and paths in my last garden. |
Feel free to time me. Pull up a chair while you're waiting.
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Last yard deck. |
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