Waterwise Gardening - a book review
Waterwise Gardening: Everything You Need To Know About Efficient Watering to Grow a Healthy Yard by Richard Restuccia Published by Rizzoli, 2025 I would guess that watering is the major issue that most gardeners grapple with, especially novice gardeners. I know from working at the nursery that the majority of questions and issues we get stem from either watering too much or not watering enough. Many people in our area have sprinkler systems and I'm sure that can be a good thing if used properly but I feel that they primarily keep the lawns green but fall short for landscape plants. Especially when it comes to trees and larger plants, the timing and amounts are not satisfactory for many plants. I often hear people say that their sprinklers are set to come on every day - yikes! And there are those who did not water because it "rained" when it actually drizzled. The best thing to do in this situation is to have a xeric garden but that would mean sacrificing favorite plant...
I wonder if any birds are brave enough to go into the birdhouse with kitty so near!
ReplyDeleteMy old yellow tom packed his bags and left home. His mama the "kitten machine" is still here. I miss old tom. I like your pics.
ReplyDeleteWhat animal abuse! How dare you make life so hard on the kitty!!...
ReplyDeleteLooks like what each of us wishes he had spent this weekend doing!
ReplyDeleteYeah, that's the life. :)
ReplyDeleteI bet that fella really enjoyed this warm spring weather this weekend! Love the photo!
ReplyDeleteOh that makes me miss my sweet Mackie.
ReplyDeleteEvery garden needs a cat! He's a beauty. gail
ReplyDeleteWe all need a spot just like it. Lay down and relax!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a handsome kitty. He knows just where to relax and let the birds come to him.
ReplyDeleteawww...so cute...to be a cat!
ReplyDeleteWhat a relaxed and pretty kitty! Just enjoying the day in the garden. Thank You for the Birthday greeting. Have a great week....Ray
ReplyDeleteAre you sure you didn't pose that kitty? Maybe bribe him with some catnip? His color matches so perfectly with the wall ornament above.
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