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After a bit of effort the front porch flower beds were looking much better!
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The next project was the perennials and the herbs in the back yard. This is a Blackeyed Susan before being trimmed down (look carefully and you can see a bit of green trying to find some sunshine!)
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I wasn’t expecting much from this mess in the Perennial vegetable bed…
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But I was delighted to find some Rhubarb peaking through!
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The husband is never happy when you start pruning everything too quickly and fail to notice you are trimming the sprinklers instead of the dead branches. Oops!
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Of course this is Cedar City Utah and the weather never stays nice for long so my spring yard preparation is still incomplete. Next time the sun is shining I will attempt to trim the raspberries and the roses. I also plan to get out a big bottle of Round Up to attack the ever so persistent crop of weeds! I also have on Logans list of things to do to bring me all of my pots from storage. Flower season is here and I can’t wait to get planting!
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