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- The beautiful turns in the pathways with the cover crop slowly coming in.
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- Nice photo looking south easterly across the flowers, herbs and cover crops.
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- Slowly the plantings begin and the garden takes shape.
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- Working to amend the soils the cover crop will bring nutrients and other goodies for future plantings.
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- Rototill, clear, clean, plant and wait!
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- Susie and Nick wanted to bring in more color and also provide some screening. These small shrubs and trees will add greatly to the labyrinth experience
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- Susie planted lots of Calendula from seed and local starts.
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- Susie planted some very nice flowers to bring in color and also micro habitat for bees and butterflies.
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- Labyrinth really taking shape after so much work.
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- Dressing the edges and weeding the area is an ongoing wonderful task teaching persistence and patience.
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- The labyrinth always looks so lovely after the rototilling and dressing of the beds.
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- These compost piles will be joined and mixed together and some will be saved for next year
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- Susie planted a lovely row of Sunflowers in our garden area.
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- The addition of lots of flowers to the labyrinth was a joy for visitors and made the whole labyrinth really shine.
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- Susie planted 100 lavenders of 2 different species.
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- Susie planted a wide variety of medicinal herbs she will harvest and use for her products to share.
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- Susie planted lots of Calendula for processing, drying and just because they are so pretty!
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- Rows and rows of healing flowers and plants makes for a nice walking labyrinth experience.
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- Off in the distance Nick works on the garden.
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- Susie and Nick are looking forward to the growing and showy display of these beautiful red shrubs.
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- Preparing these newly planted shrubs and trees Susie places a heavy mulch on each one for protection and warmth.
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- Susie and Nick plant a variety of shrubs and trees to provide screening and to add color.