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Spring Planting

buying potting soil!

I've learned over the years not to feed the Rabbits, which is pretty much the result if I make elaborate seed plantings in the yard. I have to start the seed in pots up hight. The Rabbits are cool. They are laid back when they don't think anyone is noticing them. But when they get spooked, boo!, run away run away.

I saw one just hanging out the other day, just sitting in a front part of the yard, near the Azalia where there is also a rose bush that the bunnies like to munch on. Bunny (I call all of htem 'Bunny' was just hanging out, not doing anything. He must (or she) must have just been having a meal of the fresh green things of the yard.

So today was the day to buy potting soil. I went to the place where I buy it and thought 'well, maybe some other plants too. . . ' and prices are a bit higher. What I've had success doing in the past is to wait till the items are to be cycled out, and the 'wilted' small parts of them are still for sale, but with a drastic markdown. Usually they can quickly emerge, when replanted into fresh soil, and , for eacmple, impatients can become a huge display by early September if I bought throw-aways for a fraction of the cost the last week of July (when no one else is planting, they are off at a beach place, or they are just too hot to care about it. I found that it benefited me to 'rescue' the throw aways (but they still want a small amount of money for them.

I find it is best to not plan much for gardening. I have great big trees which soak up most of the sun that pours down upon the yard. And thus I get showered with their dertitis all day, every day. And there are so very many spiders. I think I'd be much better sui9ted for the kind of yard that is more like the gardens on the Pinchian Hill in roam (where? and didn't you just mispell the name of that well known hill?) And around here, in New England, we don't have the charm of antiquity to give us beautiful pathways trodden over by generations and generation. What we get in stead are these fallow woodland places, land that has been left in trust, and that no one particularly cares about so much except to monetize it into tony houses for the folks newly arrisen in politics or governance to be of the mind of living in a place that was just very recently a conservation land. But whatever. They put out their rainbow or pro environment flags and they get the correct check mark of the well known color on their web account and they are good with the causes and the politics and keep getting those payments. No matter if the house was always more than they could ever afford, they are beautiful, and people know it. (can you see me channelling something else? Am I really just talking about gardening anymore?)

But I like the idea of new. New house. And I admit that my scree against those who live in the tony lands which would have maybe been better passed to future generations as conservation land is that those who live there will often be unaware of what it were before, and how it could have been, and that, well, it was a sacrifice, of a sort, that they are there so . . . (and it's all imaginary? ) don't go be a jerk to everyone else by making it impossible for those not-connected to have a home in these towns. (but they do seem to do that? ) who? who does that?

So today is the day for planting things? Maybe a bit of raking? battling spiders and falling spruce cones, the squirels that munch on them from fifty feet in the air and then toss them out of the tree when they are done with them. "look out below!"

The take aways from this article? It's easy to divigate off into envy when discussing environment and housing. It's eassy to waste a lot of effort that ends up to be fruitless but feeds the rabbits. It's easy to type into a website when you've had your forth cup of coffee? It's warm enough for gardening but there is a brisk wind today, and I'm not really in the mood to do it right now, hence my continued typing. And also: some people like to censor stuff and they don't really care who it is as long as they think that the person doesn't agree with them politically (where did you get that?) Oh, ya, that is the other article, accross the page, a message to the 'Barrys' of the world.

10:38 PM EST
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April 22, 2022

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