Here is what i have accomplished in just a few months. In June when we moved back to our other home, i really got busy with my nursery. I am not licensed or inspected yet, but will be, before next spring. I have always loved plants, and have always had a few.. But now i have this. None are blooming now so no pretty flowers to look at.
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| This bed has at least a thousand plants. |
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| Area where i have some plants waiting for pots |
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| Up close photo of above photo |
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| photo of my Japanese Maples |
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| Hakuro Nashiakis Or Dapple Willows |
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| Cuttings of Four of the Old Roses I will Have |
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| My lilly bed, one of them. |
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| Ten large pots of Blueberries. |
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| Bed with my Grasses, and Daisies |
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| This bed is my pink mums,Variegated Weigelas, and Spirea |
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| This bed has Rose of Sharon,Painted daisy,several varity of Holly hocks,Pitisporum, mums and more |
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| LIlacs, GArdinas, and others |
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| Velvet & Lace Dianthus |
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| Bed of Anemeones, Hybrid poplars,Gardenias, and more |
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| The other end of bed above |
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| My September charm Anemeone blooming |
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| Close up of Bed with Grasses and Daisy's |
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5 comments:
Wow, you have been busy. You definately have green fingers! look forward to seeing all those baby plants grow big and strong. Lucyxx
You go girl! A number of years ago I raised and sold bedding plants. Certainly is hard work! After that I did pesticide-free greenhouse tomatoes. That was never-ending work! They grow year-round! Here's to success in your nursery business!
Hi Sheila, You haven't been around and I can relate to that, but I'm here to to say I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving. I have been so busy with just life in general I haven't had the time to blog..
Wishing you all the best and sending warm HUgs your way.
Greenery is most important part for earth. You have done great work. I like your all nursery pix. Its fantastic job.
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