Very busy week in the garden. Some warm days, some wet days. Must be spring. The large vegetable area was tilled and the rebar from the old raised beds was wrestled from the ground. Plans are being made to add compost to the new garden. Also, a plan for this bed is being drawn up with the help of garden planning software found on a gardening magazine website. Free for 30 days!
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No more rebar
2 Jewel Black Raspberry plants, 1 Blue Crop Blueberry, 1 Berkeley Blueberry and a Gold Rush apple tree were given to the garden this week.
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no mulch volcano here
In other parts of the Demonstration Garden:
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true sign of
spring
In the native hedgerow, Witch Hazel is in bloom. It has a wonderful, clean, medicinal odor. |
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| Witch Hazel in bloom |
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| Barrels are going to be set up for use soon |
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Next Saturday is the first garden clean up day of the year. Master Gardeners, watch your email for more information from the Demo Garden Co-Chairs. We always have coffee and donuts!
University
of Maryland Extension Master Gardener and
other programs are open to all citizens without regard to race,
color, gender, disability, religion, age, sexual orientation, marital
or parental status, or national origin.
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