Ellen Wallace
One small car, one large load of gorgeous plants
It’s been a rough and tiring summer, at work and at home, and the result is the equivalent of a bad hair day, called a bad garden summer. The lawn nearly died and had to be reseeded, one of my favorite flowers from the previous two summers turned out to be a ravenous weed and it took over. An expensive pine tree has suspicious brown needles. In short, the garden was three parts discouragement to one part joy in 2009. There is only one solution: visit a wonderful garden centre (in this case my favorite, Schilliger) and buy a carload of new plants! This requires more optimism about the state of the economy and my bank balance than the news page suggests, but what is gardening if not a reflection of optimism about the future?
GenevaLunch, 17 September 2009.
Filed under: Garden
Tags: buying, car, flowers, Garden, Gland, lawn, new, pine needles, plants, replanting, reseeding, Schilliger Garden Centre
You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.