I promised that I'd elaborate on my gardening skills after sharing last weeks green corner.
This is what my backyard looked like when I moved in.
It's taken me an entire six months of hard toil in the garden, sweating, labouring, getting callouses and blisters......
to
end
up
with
this!
So what do you think? Impressive eh!
Edit: There seems to be a bit of confusion sorry.... these are all weeds. I craft. I don't garden.
32 comments:
looking good Ms C!! looking good :)
I strongly suspect that I got the green thumb that matches yours.
Hey, it's greener.
It's been too cold to be doing anything outside since you've been there.
hehe! wow, your weeds are looking so lush and healthy! great job! I actually have the amazing ability to kill weeds even, so you're doing better than me!!
Niiice! at least they're out the back- my nature stip looks like this, it's how I give directions to the house: "It's the one with the weeds". The neighbour has developed a nervous tick ;)
Haha - well done! You need a pet goat to keep those weeds at bay!
Thankfully our rent pays for a gardener once a fortnight.
There is certainly more texture, more shades of green and more species growing there than 6 months ago...good work!
I'm impressed!
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I'm looking on the (greener, which means cooler to look at in summer) bright side. At least you have the right shade of thumb!
lol....peter cundall would be so.....PROUD!!
That's fantastic! Takes real talent. (heehee)
Much more interesting now! Heehee
Haha! It's great to have some green in the garden! :)
Cam...
now I think you must have bought the wrong spray at the hardware...
It's Weed and Feed...
not Feed the Weeds...
lol...still laughing!!!
Don't forget that the definition of a 'weed' is simply a plant that is considered unwanted or a nuisance in its current environment. Are these plants choking out any local vegetation? I think not! Therefore, they are not weeds, but a beautiful wild garden.
Hmmm. Convincing...
hey there. Yup, ruffle skirts will be heading off to Olive Grove (escorted by me) this Thursday.
PS - Nice greenery!
See... all your hard work really paid off !
(word verification was "funny"! )
Congratulations. That is a fabulous garden. I can see you really have a green thumb. One thing I am worried about though is that it looks like you used half of Melbourne's water supplies to get it this green. That is not wise because there won't be any water for the summer if you keep this up. Hugs Cherrie
Astroturf putting green? Or just enjoy!
Ooh, you do have a green thumb- those vegies are looking a treat. At least you don't have to mow!
Wow! Great job Cam!
Jeebers. I'm in total awe of your talent. I try and try, and I still can't get weeds to look as impressive as yours!
Very green! :)
Hahaha you made me lough Cam!!!In France we say we can not be at the oven and at the mill at the same time!!;)))
Come on admit it - Jamie Durie has been helping you out ... the outside weed room - brilliant!
Not weeds .... wild flowers .
lol well its better then the brown dirt ;) I think someone already suggested, but maybe astroturf would work well there? :)
You could always get a sheep or goat to keep it nice and tidy for you!!!!
At least something is growing there ;) we've still got patches of dirt in our front yard that have never grown back after building 7 years ago!!!
If you're paying a gardener I think you're wasting your money! Oh I could sooo work wonders on that little patch....
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