Saturday, November 9, 2024

Planting! At Last!

 


Starting to plant.  Evergreens and ornamental kale and cabbage.
 

Adding Fall decorations.


The mulch from Lowes (right photo) sure made a difference.






Wednesday, October 30, 2024

Tuesday, October 29, 2024

Landscape Plan Revised

 The beds we purchased are much larger and differently shaped than our original plans.




Monday, October 28, 2024

Filling The Raised Beds

 

This is the way we filled the raised beds. Several inches of cardboard, then rotting logs, leaves, kitchen compost, etc.

Manure and compost from Homestead Gardens & Gifts




Topsoil from Jay Crosby Trucking.



Some of our worker bees spreading dirt.



Thursday, October 17, 2024

Installing Raised Beds

 The beds we purchased are 4' x 8' by 2' deep.  About 400 screws but just a few cut fingers. 




Sunday, October 13, 2024

Happy Fall

 Thanks to Tracy Whitehead and Homestead Garden & Gifts for the Fall & Halloween display.



Monday, October 7, 2024

We Got Our Grant

 October 7, 2024

Blossomway Garden Club President, Pam Reiner accepting a check for $1000 from the Endowment Trust Fund.



Wednesday, July 24, 2024

AMVET Garden Project - Before Photos

 July, 2024 - Before Photos






Grant Application

July 24, 2024 - Our application for grant money to the TFGC Endowment Trust Fund.  (Click on images to enlarge.)




 

Wednesday, July 17, 2024

Monday, July 15, 2024

Paris Landing Emergency Complex

 July 2024   A community beautification project at the Paris Landing Emergency Complex.

A few ladies from the Blossomway Garden Club did a major clean up at the Paris Landing Emergency Complex this morning. The weather was perfect. Everyone showed up with clippers, pruning shears, rakes and shovels and pitched in. It was hard work but we did it and had fun at the same time. A special thanks to Anne Cullen, Faye Edberg, Lee Owenby, Sharon Seaton, Jo Anna Tarr, Harriet Taylor and Teina Zwolinski for all their hard work. An extra special thanks to Suzanne Welch for pressure washing all the concrete. It really made a difference.

Before:



Worker Bees

After: