Here's a spot where I put some goutweed. One of those corner areas that look awful. I dug out the crummy clay/sand soil and poked the goutweed in, then placed a few flat stones from the beech.

The morning glory patch is beside that.



Here's that patch with an umbrella - I started some bleeding heart and it seemed to droop in the heavy western sun, so I put the bumbleshoot there just to see if it made a difference.

I don't think it did, but it made for a cute picture.



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When sorting seeds, do not whistle.

Oh, I wish it would spread somewhere - our lot doesn't have much in the way of plants (stuff that isn't wild, I mean).

There are large portions that are just clay/root/muck - it's good for 'ground cover' stuff really.

There's a lot of trees - pine, manitoba maple, some spruce - the maples on the one side are big and it's impossible to do much with the ground under it.

The picture I put up with the umbrella actually shows almost all of the south part of the lot.

Here's the middle part . . .

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You can see part of the north lot in that pic - here's the north itself . . .



Here's the north island . . .



That should give you an idea of my garden space - heh! heh! Enough to do, ya' think?

Thanks to Image Shack



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When sorting seeds, do not whistle.

Well, the goutweed didn't take there - I planted it twice, and gave up - it obviously doesn't want any.

Here's what I've done with it since.



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When sorting seeds, do not whistle.