Adopt a spot garden after a hot dry summer…severe drought… the milkweed for monarch butterflies lookin great, artemisia happy, the garlic chives are just starting to bloom. The rose rugosa which had a tree cricket again got a good pruning. All the dead pricklies were removed…sigh… thanks for the hellos and well wishes to those who greet me at the stoplight.
Here is the adopt-spot I care for that I call my “Traffic Garden”. The pink flowering trees inspired my response to express the fleeting of moments of spring, of the checkered flag, and of April showers.... here and gone ...
May2020 project for our beloved “garden of sustenance” celebrating thirty years here. Made with repurposed fabric, straw bale twine, surveyors tape, and artist ingenuity.
Adopt-a-Spot, “Traffic Garden” at median strip on Central&Stark, tended to by “garden of sustenance” and features a traffic inspired garden sculpture for nesting insects and an inverted hubcap as a bug/bird bath made with repurposed materials.
Cheers! Beach Plum Cordial is ready for bottling and toasting tomorrow. Six dogs n twenty people. I am grateful for this family tree, it’s roots and fruit.