Yesterday I told you about how lightening puts free nitrogen in the air and that often after a good storm that includes lightening you’ll notice that your plants have grown.
Well, the storm that I was referring to occurred about about 4 a.m. on Thursday the 10th of May, and here it is the 11th of May and when I look out at my garden everything is a mass of green and or blooms.
I wish I had a before and after picture to show you of my messy garden. You see, I haven’t finished trimming, pruning and pulling out all the dead tangle of old plants that died off last fall so there’s lots of graying dead plant stems and leaves throughout half the garden. Up until today that was clearly visible in many areas of the garden but when I look outside today the lush green vegetation of the super charged plants are hiding a good portion of it.
I went out and took a photo at about 2 pm this afternoon .. you can see in the left flower bed that I still have a lot of work to do to make it look really nice … but the plants sure have grown in just one day.
What do you think?
Your plants are certainly starting to come out. Can I see tulips in your border? All the tulips have started to die off in the English garden as we approach Summer so it’s nice to see the lovely bright red tulip.
Sara from farmingfriends in the UK
Hi Tricia,
I am very interested in the Green Thumb Sunday project and have put a link in my sidebar to a post I have written about it with the blogroll on as I have a wordpress website. Is this ok and is it sufficient for me to be added to the Green Thumb Sunday blogroll? I couldn’t find your email so I am posting this as a comment(sorry – I spent ages looking for how to email but to no avail). My website address is; http://www.farmingfriends.com so you can check out the link. Hope it’s ok as I will look forward to posting photos of the plants in my garden, vegetable patch and orchard on Sunday.
Sara from farmingfriends in the UK
YOur life is beautiful, The dried twigs are a part of our garden they only empower the apperance of the life:)
Great garden.
Donetta