the weather may cooperate enough with me this week to be
able to get back outside to finish off a few more gardens
to have them ready for winter/spring.

that's about all i've got going in gardening outside and
as for inside stuff there are a few bean packages to get
ready and get them mailed out and then it is just cleaning
up and reorganizing as much as i can get done over the
winter.

songbird

songbird wrote:

> the weather may cooperate enough with me this week to be
> able to get back outside to finish off a few more gardens
> to have them ready for winter/spring.
>
> that's about all i've got going in gardening outside and
> as for inside stuff there are a few bean packages to get
> ready and get them mailed out and then it is just cleaning
> up and reorganizing as much as i can get done over the
> winter.
>
>
> songbird

It's a drizzly chilly day here, so indoor stuff only.

I've got my seed order list for Pinetree waiting to be
placed.

I've got scads of old seed packages in boxes scattered
around. I even found a bag of pristine seed packages
dated 2005. :/ I was going to toss 'em in the bin, but
thought better of it. I'll put them out (after taking
them out of the packages) for the birds.

We're supposed to get a warmer day on Saturday, so
maybe I can get the outside garden cleanup finished
then.

Nyssa, who knows spring will get here eventually, but
we're not even up to winter yet so she must be more
patient

Nyssa wrote:
....
> It's a drizzly chilly day here, so indoor stuff only.

there was some snow coming down this morning
but it has melted off by now.

> I've got my seed order list for Pinetree waiting to be
> placed.
>
> I've got scads of old seed packages in boxes scattered
> around. I even found a bag of pristine seed packages
> dated 2005. :/ I was going to toss 'em in the bin, but
> thought better of it. I'll put them out (after taking
> them out of the packages) for the birds.
>
> We're supposed to get a warmer day on Saturday, so
> maybe I can get the outside garden cleanup finished
> then.
>
> Nyssa, who knows spring will get here eventually, but
> we're not even up to winter yet so she must be more
> patient

in a few more weeks we'll be at the low end of
the daylength and then on it gets longer to me that
means we are almost over the hump. :)

i have a few seed packages to get together to mail
out, other than that it is the quiet time of the year
and i can get some reading and other things done.

songbird