I picked up some compost a few weeks ago and this last bag has been waiting to go into a corner of the yard since then. I just left it sitting on the grass in an attempt to kill some more of our dreaded lawn. This evening it cooled off to a perfect temperature and Iris was in one of those happy moods-content to play with her own hand quietly- so I seized the chance to do some weed/wildflower clean-up and get the compost down.
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Evening Gardening
It's been hot around these parts lately (for Seattle that's low to mid 80s). I'm not complaining but it is difficult to take a 3 month old outside when it is bright and sunny because they overheat and they don't take kindly to sun protective clothing like hats. In addition, Iris doesn't really have a napping schedule. So I can't really get much done in the yard unless I've got someone around to watch her.
I picked up some compost a few weeks ago and this last bag has been waiting to go into a corner of the yard since then. I just left it sitting on the grass in an attempt to kill some more of our dreaded lawn. This evening it cooled off to a perfect temperature and Iris was in one of those happy moods-content to play with her own hand quietly- so I seized the chance to do some weed/wildflower clean-up and get the compost down.
Iris was quite content to lounge on a blanket in the grass while I completed my chore. It looks a lot better than when I started and now I don't have to look at that last bag of compost every time I come in and out of the house! :)
I picked up some compost a few weeks ago and this last bag has been waiting to go into a corner of the yard since then. I just left it sitting on the grass in an attempt to kill some more of our dreaded lawn. This evening it cooled off to a perfect temperature and Iris was in one of those happy moods-content to play with her own hand quietly- so I seized the chance to do some weed/wildflower clean-up and get the compost down.
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