Last week I ordered 10 cubic yards of mulch, top soil, and compost with an even amount of each material to my gardens. It took me about 30 hours total to use it up, and my main project was a flower bed full of mostly tree & itoh peonies, 2 musa basjoo banana trees, and 3 Asian pear trees.
Here's about half the pile as I've already used up the other half to improve the soil in my new flower bed.
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Showing posts with label raspberry plant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label raspberry plant. Show all posts
Monday, June 25, 2012
Adding 10 cubic yards of mulch, top soil, and compost to the gardens
Labels:
bananas,
bhut jolokia pepper,
celery,
dioscorea batatas,
flowers,
gardening,
gunnera,
hens and chicks,
landscaping,
lilium,
luffa,
peach tree,
pear trees,
peonies,
pine tree,
raspberry plant,
tree peony,
winter melon
Saturday, June 2, 2012
Thornless raspberry growth progression
2 months ago, I purchased 5 bare root thornless raspberry plants, and they have really taken off over a 2 month span. Since they are starting to fill out their pots, I have had to start planting them in the ground. This blog shows their growth progression over about 2 months. The sprouts that emerge this year should bear fruit the following year so I need to get them in the ground to make sure they have plenty of room to spread and make new shoots.
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