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Trees & Things
Apr. 10th, 2021 07:13 am "Sure, I'll try to post on here every couple of days, at least!"
So, yeah. That's working out. But I was rapidly approaching the "I faild therefore I can never navigate to dw again without feeling intensely guilty" point and there are definitely things I want to READ here, even if I don't have much to say, so. Here goes!
The most exciting thing in my life lately has been watching trees grow, and it's spring, so that's not actually a statement about how boring my life is. I have three hopefully-pre-bonsai in little pots, and the bigger mulberry in a bigger pot, and both the trees that I uprooted from the ground are showing signs of new life! Definitely checking the mulberry more than strictly necessary to see if it grew any more in the past *checks watch* five hours, but hey, sometimes it actually does!
Garden azalea (it had been chomped by rabbits down to these sticks), probably-cedar from my mother-in-law's yard, and grocery store lemon cypress. These are not, like. Actual bonsai. But I like having them.
Do people name their plants? Is that a thing?
So, yeah. That's working out. But I was rapidly approaching the "I faild therefore I can never navigate to dw again without feeling intensely guilty" point and there are definitely things I want to READ here, even if I don't have much to say, so. Here goes!
The most exciting thing in my life lately has been watching trees grow, and it's spring, so that's not actually a statement about how boring my life is. I have three hopefully-pre-bonsai in little pots, and the bigger mulberry in a bigger pot, and both the trees that I uprooted from the ground are showing signs of new life! Definitely checking the mulberry more than strictly necessary to see if it grew any more in the past *checks watch* five hours, but hey, sometimes it actually does!
Garden azalea (it had been chomped by rabbits down to these sticks), probably-cedar from my mother-in-law's yard, and grocery store lemon cypress. These are not, like. Actual bonsai. But I like having them.
Do people name their plants? Is that a thing?
