
As garden cleanup continues and I dream about spring and next year’s garden.
Last we

This week I covered the bed with a light layer of compost. It will be
a tidier bed for the winter and I won’t have to worry about clean-up in spring or rotting foliage over the winter. The new leaves are beginning to grow.
I look forward to next May and the big display of yellow iris.

I look forward to next May and the big display of yellow iris.
Most gardeners I know have this wonderful obsession. We dream and plan and look forward to another gardening season. Next year’s garden is always the best.
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4 comments:
Hi Marie! You are so good preparing your garden for winter and spring! We are surrounded by fir trees, so we don't feel autumn yet, and I can be late with my pre-winter works. Thanks for reminding me that winter is close!
So true, Marie. We gardeners are always looking ahead to next season--hope springs eternal!
Tatyana,
The first frost here is usually around October 15. I try to get as much cleanup done in the fall as I can because spring is always so busy. But I try to take time enjoy the glorious weather and reminisce about gardens past and plan for the future. It is a pleasant time in the garden for me.
MG,
We gardeners are truly optimists, don't you think? :-)
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