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Gardening

Phoenix61

(18,492 posts)

2. In short, no.

Reply to MissB (Original post)

Sun Apr 3, 2022, 12:41 PM

Apr 2022

You will collect plants until you have completely landscaped the yard and then you will find the one plant

YOU.HAVE.TO.HAVE!!!!!

This will require moving many of the plants from their current homes creating a cascading effect of digging holes for at least a week.
I’m in withdrawal from gardening stores and Bakers seed catalog has been tossed. It’s hard but I’m taking it one day at a time.

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Is there ever a point where I can feel like I'm caught up? [View all] MissB Apr 2022 OP

I'm retired and could work in the yard all day. Ocelot II Apr 2022 #1

In short, no. Phoenix61 Apr 2022 #2

I think the only time I will feel caught up is when I am taking the "dirt nap" zeusdogmom Apr 2022 #3

One word: dandelions. cbabe Apr 2022 #4

HELL, i never caught up with this type of tomato plant packman Apr 2022 #5

Nope. If you need to feel 'caught up', gardening can be a challenge. n/t TygrBright Apr 2022 #6

I'm retired and I'm never caught up. I love being outside and working Emile Apr 2022 #7