Trying to Get Garden Planted

After a few days of no gardening, sitting at work, tonight I got into the main vegetable garden area. I decided to make a circle garden within the almost square fence. Last year my friend Sondra planted her garden in a circle, and it was amazing how that changed the energy. This year, I intend to copy her good idea. Just laying out the beginnings of the circle using an old broken hose, I could feel the flow of energy had changed in the garden area.

I hope to have plants in the ground by dark on Sunday evening. In the meantime, the little starts are sitting patiently waiting to be put in their big garden. There is still raking and some soil turning to do before putting anything in the ground. It makes me wish that I had a crew available to do some of the work - but it's Jim and me. We'll get it done as soon as possible, since it's already pretty late.

Plants that need to be put in their new home: tomatoes, peppers, cabbages, broccoli, swiss chard, squash - several kinds of winter squash and 6 (!) zucchini. We also have some flowers (just a few) to plant into the herb/flower garden. After all that is done, it's weeding, mulching, weeding, weeding, mulching, and more weeding.