As you can, barely, see the buds don't seem to be as green as they were when I planted them. I'm hopeful that they are just stunted due to the transplant, and that I can nurse them back to a healthy state. I will keep you all posted!
We live in a ranch house on a half acre lot just outside of the city limits. We moved here to live the country dream! (or the wanna be country dream!)
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
The Berry Patch Addition
I forgot to include in yesterday's post that I planted my blueberries also last Friday (March 13th), which expands the berry patch to 4 different kinds of berries! When I purchased my blackberry, strawberry, and raspberry plants last year I bought them from a local nursery, and they really did well. This year I thought I would try something new and I bought a couple blueberry plants from Orscheln's Farm and Home. The plants were reasonably smaller, but they had some good green buds starting on both plants I purchased, and they were only $5/plant. So I thought what the heck I'll give it a try. I dug my hole for my blueberries, but before I placed my blueberry plants in the hole I filled the hole with cotton burr. Blueberry plants like very rich acidic soil when planted and cotton burr, like I've said in my previous posts, is really good stuff! I filled the hole with cotton burr, transplanted my blueberry bush and covered it with cotton burr and mulch. I do apologize I meant to take a picture at the time of transplanting but I forgot. These pictures are from Sunday night when I returned home from the weekend.
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