Well we had to come back and finish up the property in Southboro to day. Rich helped me to put another 2 yards of loam down and seed it and roll it. We were finally finished with this project, sometimes it is easier to keep up with the yard maintenance on a yearly basis as opposed to bi-yearly.
I take Rich over to 2 more properties in Southborough, where he over seeds one and fertilizes the other. The last property for the day, is one that has large snowplow damaged that needs to be loamed and seeded. This will take us the rest of the day. My back started to act up again so I was happy that I had my Sunjing with me to apply to it. And lke magic the pain was gone in a few minutes, can't say enough about this fabulous product. I decided to start advertising here on my blog so other people can try it out.
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Those are some beautiful flowers. What are they, and will they grow in the South?
ReplyDeleteThat is a wonderful shot of crocuses. The ones we had here have already faded for the year.
ReplyDeleteThose are crocuses and they are one of the first flowers to bloom in the spring, sometimes even when there is still snow on the ground.
ReplyDeleteoh, what very lovely flowers! and i love the colors.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, beautiful flowers you have here! :) I wonder if we have one here in the Philippines. :)
ReplyDeleteHave a great day! :)