I've had the idea to repopulate this garden circle with some Amyrilla bulbs that I've
started from seed, which can take anywhere from five to seven years to produce a
bloom. This collection of bulbs run from four to two years in the making.
Yesterday afternoon after taking a break from some yard detailing in the front yard
and about an hour and a half before darting off to a yoga class. Is when I get that
all familiar spark of wanting to put these bulb and bulbettes a permanent place to
thrive. This task has it's drawbacks, first one being that it can be a hard on the lower
back. To a point of almost not going to yoga, which I was very grateful to have gone
and respecting my body's state of being tasked out.
With a handful of bulbs to go and have to make a decision whether to yoga
or not. Yoga wins out and when I get home to make another decision to
finish planting the remaining bulbs or wait till the first thing tomorrow
morning. I did have trouble getting to sleep last night and a prompt bulb
planting did cross my mind. Nothing that some task lighting couldn't
remedy.
I did wait for the mornings first light along with a dressing of some Bone Meal,
Fertilizer and a top dressing of the remaining Compost should assure that the
approximate hundred and thirty bulbs get a good jump on life. Not to mention
the garden hose dragged across the yard and will stay put for the next couple
of weeks for a daily dosing of some city water.
This garden circle will be barren no longer. I also threw in some Rosemary
cuttings that have taken root and a Florida native plant that shall remain
nameless for this posting.
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