So now for the last time I've dug into the "compost cake", bottom of my pile in the backyard. Some of it got mixed into my herb pots. Most was spread a final time around the perennials I once planted and will be leaving behind: crepe myrtles, hosta, daylilies, young trees...I gave the solo Rhubarb plant an entire bucketful of compost although I seriously doubt this last one will survive another year without me nursing it through the hot summers...
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Not to dispair. Maybe you can find a pea patch close to your new place.
I haven't seen any community gardens around here but it's worth the look.
A community garden is a fantastic idea!! I haven't really looked around me, but I bet I could find one if I tried. Sorry you're having to move Jeane :( But I have to say, I have enjoyed patio gardening!! It just begins to look like a jungle out there because I continue to try to fit more and more where there's little space :p Gardening is indeed an addiction and it's hard to put a limit on what we can plant!!! You'll have fun though learning container gardening!! And I'll look forward to learning new tips from you for myself :) And someone very lucky is going to get to take over that garden of yours! I hope they appreciate it!
It certainly is going to be a new kind of gardening experience for me. And maybe now my houseplants will get more attention and thrive more; I'll have time to pander them.
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