I took advantage of a toasty Spring day to add new soil to the vegetable beds and remove the trellises from the garden sheds and place then on the raise beds.
I am totally suffering from Spring fever!
The Asian Magnolias are very fragrant on warm Spring days!
This graffiti or as I call it “street art” says it all!
Arthur in the Garden! 
I have just discovered your blog, which I can see is going to become a frequent destination. Your recipes look delicious, and I am very impressed by your raised bed trellises. I will be converting some of my lawn to raised vegie beds this year, and that trellis idea is brilliant. Thanks!
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Thanks. When I purchased this house 10 years ago it was mostly lawn. I have battled voles, squirrels, and my neighbours English Ivy covered trees that seed my garden in ivy seedlings which have to be pulled by hand. I have been slowly learning how to blog and photograph effectively so keep watching! Hopefully you will see my blogging and photography skills grow and mature! Thanks for reading!
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You are so, so lucky Arthur! we had at least 8 inches of snow today. I would give anything to see a magnolia tree in bloom right now!
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Such lovely Magnolias!
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I agree–Great Magnolias, Authur. This is a plant I lust after but since sun is in such short supply in my Wake County woods, I have never given them the space. Do you think I’m making a mistake?
I will try to make you jealous in a few weeks with my Red Buckeye.
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Ha! I am sure your buckeye will make me jealous! I added a red buckeye last year that I purchased at the JC Raulston Arboretum plant sale. The Spring plant sale will be in a few weeks!
http://www.ncsu.edu/jcraulstonarboretum/index.php
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Are the trellises for peas?
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I grow the tomatoes and cucumbers on the trellises. Our short spring and fall season make it difficult to grow snow peas, which are the only peas like. 😦
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I forgot about your early heat that peas don’t like.
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Good job! Save some veg. for me!
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love the trellises, what a great idea
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