A Dirty Job But Someone Had To Do It!
I am fired up! It finally dried up enough around here that the garden (or lack of) had really been on my mind. Our brother-in-law, Rickie, stopped off with a tractor and plowed it for us. Rick (not to be confused with Rickie) was elated that he did this because it was in such bad shape. Much rain throughout the past several weeks and no attention for months had made it one big mess.
This is the same garden area. Although it was a beautiful sunny day, there were a few clouds....thus the different shades.
After Rickie was finished, Rick then used the small tiller to make me some nice little rows. Now it's my turn!
Wow, that looks like an awesome space. Can't wait to see what you do.
ReplyDeleteGlad your ready to go...a perfect garden spot! Come say hi :D
ReplyDeleteWhat fun that you are getting your garden ready for the spring planting. Don't you just love fresh vegetables in the summer? Nothing better. Can't wait to hear more about your garden. Love & blessings from NC!
ReplyDeleteReady to play in the dirt again...
ReplyDeleteLove your garden space...it's so big :O
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see the progress after you have had your turn at it.
Hope you are feeling better today.
Love you,
Alleluiabelle
can't wait to see what you plant...
ReplyDeleteMakes me miss my 1/2 acre garden I had when we lived in WI. I was big into canning then. Enjoy planting, weeding and harvesting. I will love seeing pictures!
ReplyDeleteHi there, What a beautiful site! I'm anxious to get home and start planting some flowers, trees and carve out a spot for a few veges as we don't have acres but my girl does so she'll be planting for me.
ReplyDeleteHave a joyous day!
Noreen
Must be the country girl in me, but there's nothing prettier than a freshly plowed field. I love the smell of plowed earth, too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great garden space! I envy that. I took the nice large garden we had as a child for granted. I so wish I could have one now but don't live where I can. :(
ReplyDeletewowza good luck getting it all planted
ReplyDeleteDiana, that garden plot is beautiful! I can almost smell the dirt... nothing like that smell in the spring! Happy planting!
ReplyDeleteThanks for adding my blog to Texas Blogging Gals! What a wonderful idea...I'm following you as well...!!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week planting!! Great garden size!
hughugs
I love a woman who's not afraid to put her hands in dirt! I have to share my photos with you soon. I love working in my yard. We own a modest 1/2 acre but its plenty to work with. I usually follow my husbands lead when deciding on flowers, fruit trees, and vegetables. Can't wait to see what blessings come forth for you and your family.
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