growth

My patio garden is growing pretty nicely. The Nasturtium is really growing!! In the second photo you can see the pretty newly planted Morning Glories. One is really beginning to climb. My ivy is doing well too. However, my Violas and Impatiens sprout a while ago but are growing at a SLOW speed. Painfully slow. I think maybe they are getting too much sunlight even though the patio only gets part-sun daily which should be fine for those two plants. I’m such a loser… I love gardening <3.

He and I talked. I hope maybe, just maybe this time I got through to him and he finally got it. We’ll see. Either way, I enjoyed being happy after the talk. I felt like the wall that was in mid-construction was torn down.

posted at 9:15 pm ; Tuesday   

1. Kim said,

   May 23, 2006 @ 9:25 pm

   I couldn’t keep up with gardening for my life! My AUNT has to come over to my house and water the plants.

   I think that it’s really great that you two note these things and actually make an attempt to tear down the wall. Obviously you have to do it, but it’s good you guys take initiative.

2. Jenn said,

   May 23, 2006 @ 9:39 pm

   You’re quite the gardener, ~ Your plants look so pretty! Glad you two were able to talk hope things change with him.

3. Lorik said,

   May 23, 2006 @ 10:35 pm

   gardening is fun! i am the one in my family who is always watering the grass and the flowers ^____^ ~ yay…plants make me happy~ Your mini garden is looking really cute~ ^___^

4. Aya said,

   May 24, 2006 @ 12:20 am

   Jenny-chan arigatou, I will try the web you gave me, my English is not good so I was thinking about practicing with a penpal and at the same time search some old high school friends from the prefectures of Kagoshima and Okinawa, where I used to live ;_;

5. lain said,

   May 24, 2006 @ 1:52 am

   wooooow the garden looks great, u gota green thumb!

6. subSloth said,

   May 24, 2006 @ 5:36 am

   You picked out awesome plants for your patio garden.

7. michan said,

   May 24, 2006 @ 7:56 am

   I love your Morning Glories! They’re looking so healthy! And for the Violas and Impatiens, maybe you should put them in a place with partial sunlight?..not the direct full-on contact, plants as delicate as those might wither. x_x; *geek*

   Hurrah for mended and stronger bonds. I’m glad to know things are all right.

8. Thao said,

   May 24, 2006 @ 10:00 pm

   I wish I was a great gardener like you. My plants always die. My bamboos always rot. My strawberries are always small and die young.

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