Cover Crops Need Loving Too

mower in field
mowed cover crop in field

It did not take them long to clean up the fields again.

cows by the barn
frog in the pond
chairs under the willows

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28 responses to “Cover Crops Need Loving Too”

  1. I missed the frog! Thought the photo an interesting study in leaves. So glad someone mentioned the big frog! LOL.
    The new post didn’t appear–just computer-speak!! Lots of it.

  2. I almost didn’t respond to this post Celi. As you know, I am at Townie and yesterday I sat unashamedly reading as the gardeners tidied my little town garden for me. One attacked the Ivy that was growing up a wall and getting totally out of hand while the others cut hedges and mowed the little lawn. My only job is to keep the many pots tidied and up to date. So I am sorry you aren’t able to sit in the sunshine (ot the shade) and enjoy the labours of your work

    • I would have a clean up crew like that here in a heartbeat. I don’t think it is that I don’t have time to sit. I can certainly make that time – I think it is more about; I won’t sit. Still. But maybe now I will, just to prove a point – well after I have mowed that is!!

  3. I have a little wrought iron table and two chairs in my back yard, under the callistemon tree. I never sit there. It looks pretty, but as you say, the minute I sit down I’m leaping up to twiddle with something.

  4. It is ten seconds for me too, especially if I am doing yoga at home. I see dusting to me done, stuff to be moved or cleaned etc so I go to yoga classes instead. They never seem to have the same dust issues

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