Monday, April 20, 2020

To See Is To Believe

Sometimes, there is truth in "seeing is believing." Because I for myself who loves detective work always ask for evidence. TO SEE IS To BELIEVE.

Facts Vs. fiction. Truth or fiction. Evidence in the form of pictures...photographs. Video would be helpful but photographs are better.

We are not here in the blogworld to fool ourselves nor to fool other people around. For what?

My husband bought a load of fish compost for the garden. Fish compost is really useful as natural fertilizer. 

So, after the back-breaking weeding out and cultivating the plot for vegetable garden and plot for my dahlia tubers and sunflower seedlings, I helped my husband in mixing the fish compost with the natural soil. My husband has to work. He can't be doing the gardening all the time. I must be thankful, ever grateful that he is helping me with this "gardening" making the yard beautiful after all we live in this house and the yard should be kept in good condition and maintenance is up to its standard even if we have to buy  plants to plant and for the upkeep and maintenance of such yard? Husband has to shoulder them too. Not complaining. I'm not a bitch. It's part of my blog and my story is > just happened to be honest not bitchy. {{And the hacker can't help but hack again my composition. WTH! Do your own work and get lost from my own blog!!!!!!}}

 I first thought the fish compost will be just on the surface of the garden plot. When the soil and fish compost are mixed and well blended properly then water the plot a little to soften the mix. Time to plant the white dahlia tubers, followed by re-arranging the spots where those sunflower seedlings will grow. That's easy? It is easy but I was sweating, perspiring from doing this kind of work. There are about 109 sunflower seedlings on the plot provided for. I also had sunflower seeds planted at the front yard. I didn't follow the distance of such plant from each other ( it should be 60 cm plant spacing), it will be overcrowded for sure but I tried that before, from last year and it was not really a problem.
 It's okay. I don't have 5 acres of land to plant sunflowers by acres as if have to use the land as festival of sunflowers, duh.

My husband made an additional plot for vegetable garden. He wants to plant tomatoes in that designated area  because the sun shines brightly there. That could be the eastern part, where sun shines first at the break of dawn. I should have all the sunflowers facing East, but you know sunflowers also like to face the West.

I don't know where logic can take us but my wisdom is brighter than sunflowers.

Okay, enough philosophy for today.

Note: Photos next time.