I got home just before dark after a 12 hour day plus the two hour commute. But I got to see them in the light. They are made of cedar. I love them.
I think I might make the kitchen garden yard out of cedar pickets also. We will see.
PS!! I signed up for a free oranic gardening class on Saturday at 2 and guess what? They have a huge "vat" of compost tea "steeping" and told us to bring a jug as they are going to be giving us a gallon free!
PSS! Dinner was vermicelli alfredo, left over collards and beets
PSSS! Guess what I bought at a nursery by my work? Do you like cooking with bay leaves? I use them all the time plus they keep weevils out of your flour. I bought a Sweet Bay tree!!! And two yellow banana pepper plants and a pablano pepper plant.
5 comments:
A really nice gate that will last for many years. I don't think our area supplies redwood - a shame too. What joy to have a father as yours. You are well blessed. Treaure your gem.
Very nice. I wish I had help like that. I could do so much more. Good for you!
I do treasure him. He hates that he is getting too old to do more out here. He would have really thrived on a place like this.
It really does make a difference to have another pair of willing hands.
The gate is beautiful , your Father did a wonderful job. And yes , it always helps to have an extra set of hands helping. I miss my Dad this time of the year , he was an avid gardener , but he passed 3 years ago.
~ Spring Blessings ~
JoyceAnn I am very sorry for you loss.
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