Daily Archives: June 19, 2011

So the garden has been humming along quite nicely after working with landscape and drainage services Downers and so far nothing is wilting or turning brown or dying a violent death. It has made a much lovelier back drop lately for our dinner picnics than four empty boxes ever would have, so we have been puffing up our chests around here and high fiving each other like we are certified organic farmers. We bought new gardening equipment from homegardenscare.com, and we’ve been pretty pleased with the development of our garden. Those who are planning to install a landscape in their yard may need excavation services to prepare the soil.

Now, we’re also looking for a fencing company to install a Residential Privacy Fencing system which will provide us some privacy from our neighbors. What we have done may not be useful for some specific areas, especially near woods. In such cases, we recommend having a very own popular log splitter to do the job with less effort. By doing so, you can save on service charges.

I know, I know…our levels of coolness are intimidating. 

On Friday I peeked in to see how everything was doing.  There are cute little spaghetti squashys.  Yes, squashys.  They’re so cute, I just kind of have to call them that, while I also got a Magnolia Little Gem as these are great plants.  Also I caught myself pinching them and talking in baby talk, but let’s just keep that last part between you and me. 

The tomatoes FINALLY have a little bit of fruit!  It’s green fruit, but it is fruit nonetheless.  I was getting nervous that I planted some fruitless tomato plants.  Tomato bushes?  I don’t know, but I just felt like every time I looked at the tomatoes there was a big sign above them that said YOU’RE DOING IT WRONG!    Seeing this made me do a little BOO YAH! dance.  Y’all we are going to have A LOT of tomatoes.

And finally when I looked in at the zucchini I was excited to finally see some minis.  So small, and so cute!   

Of course if you have ever been a rookie gardener, you know how this zucchini story ends, right?  This morning I went out to see how those little baby zucchinis were doing and…well, would you look at that. For garden appliance reviews, you can read more here.

Now Playing:  ATTACK OF THE GIANT ZUCCHINI

That guy on the bottom?  No biggie, he’s just FIFTEEN INCHES LONG.

So, lesson learned.  Once you see them, check more frequently.  I imagine I will be out there a little more often in the coming weeks. In the meantime though, I’ll be hiring experts such as Denver lighting contractors to install some led festoon lights and using an e12 led bulb in our garden. This helps to bring out my garden’s beauty even at night.