Thursday, October 8, 2020
Second Quarter Moon in Gemini
Neptune, Uranus, Mars Retrograde
Celtic Tree Month of Ivy
Stormy weather
Now you have an ear worm of that old standard, don’t you?
Not much to say, garden-wise. I haven’t been doing much to put the garden to bed, but I’ll need to start raking leaves soon.
I’ve put up some of the outdoor decorations. I’m waiting to put up the lights until closer to the holiday.
The new furnace works, and we’re not cold all the time, which is nice.
I’m not planting bulbs for spring, because too much is up in the air about spring. But I’m looking at the catalogues and dreaming of what I can plant NEXT autumn for the following spring. Tulips and daffodils have become favorites, and I hope, next autumn, I can plant a lot of them, so that Spring 2022 will be beautiful.
Tulips have such a tumultuous history, tied in with the history of the Netherlands. There was a time when their value was like that of gold. There’s an interesting article on History.com about how the stories coming down about that time are inaccurate and overblown, and there were indicators of a coming crash that were ignored. So the tulip is not at fault!
What are you doing to put your garden to bed?
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