My mimosa tree
I love my mimosa tree, it greets me every morning with it's delicate lacy leaves as I go out back to work on my veggie garden. Unfortunely it grew up right next to our house and is quickly growing taller than our house so it has to go before it does any permanent damage. Fortunely there are plenty of small ones that can be transplanted to wherever I would like one. I even dug a small one up an put it in a pot inside. I am in the process of deciding where in the yard I would like one; one of the fun parts of doing a garden is the planning and seeing the plan grow and develop. In more ways than one you can see it grow from the plans to the garden growing the way you want it. Trees grow, flowers fill out and bloom, and veggies develop. Right now I am working on a 5 year plan for my yard that includes trees, perrenials, edible plants and annuals. Little by little my yard developes in beauty and I'm already looking forward to the fall planting especailly since I missed most of the spring planting due to my siezures, which have gotten much better and I now have hope to be able to do some of the things that I have been planning. Hooray, hooray for me.
We are staying home this 4th of July and I am pleased that we can enjoy it here at home with our ever growing garden.
Enjoy your day
☺☺☺Johnina☺☺☺ |
1 comment:
I've never seen a mimosa tree -- too tropical for our northern climes! Happy 4th of July to you and your family!
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