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I pulled them out back, left them, they look so pretty today, gonna leave them until frost comes.
Amazing beautiful day! So picked my beautiful zinnias, put them on the table in a vase.
50” is a lot of snow but I understand what you mean about the peacefulness. I used to be able to tell, even before getting out of bed in the morning or looking out the window, whether it had snowed during the night, just because of the muffled quiet. I miss it a little, but only a little.
It depends, some years alot! Last winter was an easy winter. Probably an average of 50 inches. It's really beautiful, as long as you don't have to drive, or shovel. I have an electric fire place in my 3 season room , love to get up early watch the snow fall and drink coffee, before the rest of the world is up, So peaceful. 2 years ago I got up and slowly watch are garbage can just disappear. I do, also do a lot of complaining about it too, just a heads up this winter. 😂
It can get lonely, and the days get so dark and short.
I finished the bamboo clean up yesterday and by the time I got done I was so sore I couldn’t sleep. Better today.
How much snow do you get on average over there?
Summer is winding down, time to think about fall, and get the lawn chairs picked up, won't be long and it will be time to get the snow shovels out.
We park there to eat our lunch.
We decided to leave the gardening to the real gardeners.
Ive taught them to stay in a yard really well.
So the cats smell, keeps the critters away.
There is an apple orchard, near buy, they use cashmere bouquet soap, hanging off the trees. It's cheap and smelly.
I know many don't agree with outdoor cats,,but it's just up to who you talk to
Golden, I lost my very favorite cedar to the antlers of a buck.
Do any of you spray deterrent? How about anything for the moles, voles, gophers, rabbits, etc? When we moved here the previous owners left 9 (9!) sprayers in the garage - all were partially filled and unlabeled. I had to pay to have them disposed of at a hazardous waste site. I do NOT want to use anything that might find its way into the water or harm the predators but I would consider safe deterrent’s if there are any that work.
As you can see, I’m making excuses for my ignorance.
Do you have these plants you speak of in containers? And do your deer come right up to your house to snack on them?
Nacy, we moved away from the snow only a couple years ago so I understand that feeling of relief at the end of the season. Seems like it never gets cold enough here in the PNW to kill the weeds. If I don’t get out with the hoe over the winter, by spring they have trunks!
Golden, if the deer don’t eat it, they stomp through it, scrape their antlers on it or lay in it and stare at me when I try to run them off.
On a non-complaining note, just looking out a window here makes me breathe a little deeper and if I can get outside for a couple hours (or 8) I am a happier person.
I love gardening, but right now I am glad that it's starting to wind down, and that I'm in the Northeast.
I'm sure when we get 12 inches of snow I won't be saying that
My garden is a blessing to me but has been a mixed blessing since DH has declined so much. Yes, it’s the very best therapy for me, physically and mentally, but I didn’t know I would be taking care of it all by myself. Still, I wouldn’t give it up for anything.
I’d give up the deer in a hot minute though. And the moles. And the mice. And the spiders.
He may even be sitting there thinking that you will be happy he cut them down. Thinking he did you a favor
R has talked about making a presentation to town council about the planned development on our side. Permissions would have been given over 20 years ago when there may not have been as much concern for keeping trees.