
We start with pinecones for drainage. Mom has lots of resident squirrels and they very kindly pile the pinecones up in whatever pots Mom leaves sitting out. So helpful!

Here's one of the garden helpers getting a drink from a garden fountain.

Here's another garden helper.

Here's mom busy potting impatiens.

Here's mom's handiwork for the day.

And here's mine.
We made grilled garlic and lime marinated chicken, salad with homemade croutons and freshly baked french bread for dinner. And cherry cheese cake for dessert. It was an all-around excellent day.
1 comment:
Wait...I know so little about gardening! How do you use the pinecones for drainage?
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