"What earth has given and human hands have cared for...."
But even loving care could not prevent the blight....
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| All My Tomatoes Have Early Blight |
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| There Is No Saving Them Now |
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| The Rest Of The Garden Is Doing Well |
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| And The Flowers Are Nice Too |
The concrete project was finished a few weeks ago; a little rough, but at least the steps are now even - all close to 8.25 inches rather than the previous 7, 8.5, 9.5, 8, 9.... The last step was a challenge: it is on a sloping driveway so Leon suggested this solution. Not sure a building inspector would approve, but I'm claiming this was a "repair" job under someone's grandfather clause.
Now I have to finish repairing the stone wall to the left. That will be a project for which I will need Leon's muscle - we have collected a number of heavy stones from the property up in back of the house. They will replace some of the smaller rocks.
2 comments:
Too bad about the tomato blight, but glad everything else is alright (ugh... that wasn't planned as a rhyme)!
Your gardens always look so beautiful. Love that shot in front of the "garden shed"/"summer house" I wouldn't mind living in there! Now that the steps are done, would you mind putting in a picture window for me?
Good job on the steps, and good harvest from the garden. You're a man of parts, Frank.
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