I
spent 2 hours out with the doggies planting stuff. I planted all the
sprouting garlic cloves and scallion bulbs. I transplanted one of the
elderberry bushes from the chicken coop area to the berry bush garden so
it will be company to one I planted there last fall. I transplanted
one hazelnut bush from near the blue berries to the flower garden area.
Another hazelnut plant I dug up but its root was all twisted so I
discarded it. I then up 6 new holes from the berry bush area towards
the water well for the Nanking and Hansens Bush cherry trees that should
be arriving later this week.
I was looking over at the daffodils in
the aspen cut area and saw another wild flower there. A low to the
ground bright yellow flower with a dark green plant. It turns out this
flower is a yellow wood poppy—ones I got from Stephen Fast last fall. I
counted about 5 plants, 2 of the already in flower. Kind of cool.
Hummingbird feeder is our ready for this year's visitors, due around Shannon and Lilly's birthdays.