Worky day.
Lots of work to be done.
Palms in the back garden in dire need of a trim
Trim........trim.........trim
Pomgamia tree needed a haircut too
After all the tree trimming, the grass was envious, so tomorrow will be a grass cutting day.
A gardener's work is never done. We help them grow, then we cut them back, then we help them grow.....
ReplyDeleteA never-ending cycle....but I LOVE it!!!
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Hi Simone,
DeleteThanks for dropping by.
At this time I will pass on your kind offer to write a guest post for the Retirement and Good Living blog, but thanks for your kind consideration.
All the best for the future and good luck with the blog.
Warm regards,
Virginia
The Golden Cane Palms do require a lot of cleaning up, don't they? I have so many, many huge clumps of them and I do spend a lot of time picking up the fallen fronds.
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