Yesterday I promised I’d share pictures of Wendy’s beautiful St. Petersburg garden.
When she wrote to ask about sources for free, safe, mulch, she also sent me a bunch of garden pictures and then graciously agreed to let me share them with you all.
Check out these beautiful beds:
Lots of mulch gives you nice soil. Keeping the ground covered, particularly in Florida, is very important for preserving fertility.
Wendy R. captions:
Late February – opossum in the compost bed – taking the cantaloupe bait:
March / April – compost bed becomes massive volunteer squash bed (8’ x 4’)
Here’s the final photo she sent me. Pink flip-flops and great big brassicas:
Thanks for the gardening inspiration, Wendy.
I’m working on setting up gardening forums here so everyone can start sharing their photos and stories.
Stay tuned.
9 responses to “A Beautiful St. Petersburg Garden”
From one Wendy R. to another Wendy R., nice garden! Thanks for sharing. :)
Ooh, I’d love to see forums! I have exactly one year’s experience under my belt and though I’ve gotten lucky (WTF, wild sorrel?), I’d love to talk to people who 1) know what they’re doing and 2) aren’t trying to talk me into growing flowers when I want veggies.
Great work Wendy! Your husband must be a really lucky guy!
Nice looking gardens!
Ditto on the forums. One request however, don’t have a off topic category! If I want to read jokes, I’d find a joke forum. :)
Karl
Agreed. And no “political” section!
Yeah! And no flower topics either! Oh wait, that’s gardening too. And there are edible ones and medicinal ones! So….strike that. :)
Karl
Piff. No flowers. My husband keeps trying to make me grow something non-edible, but so far I have forestalled him. :p
I love “Peeping” into other people’s gardens! WTG Wendy!
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