So, what thrilling, action-packed, mile-a-minute, exciting adventure did I have in my garden today? I sifted ashes. Yep. That's right. I sifted ashes. A couple of months ago, I built a huge bon-fire to get rid of some old (smaller) structures, rotten lumber, etc., so I had a lovely pile of wood ashes. Which can be really good for the garden. Except, these ashes were full of the nails and other hardware from the stuff I burned. So today I sifted the ashes. Now I can spread them and dig them, along with some other organic amendments, into my exquisite red clay to make a nice bed for my vegetables.
And if you were hoping to see something pretty on my blog today, I won't disappoint you. This rose is blooming right next to my vegetable garden. I don't know the name of it, as it was given to me by a neighbor, who also didn't know its name, but it grows very well and I enjoy it. I hope you will, too.
Have a beautiful day!
MY DESERT GARDEN COMES TO LIFE
6 months ago
3 comments:
Beautiful rose!!
~ K ~
Wow, a rose in April!
It is gorgeous.
(I am glad to see I am not the only one who rakes/sifts metal out of a burn pile for soil amendments)
jw
Oh, the rose is lovely! I think that is it very cool about the ashes!!! Don't think that I am odd, but I really like the picture of your ash-sifting project. That is so cool!
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