This is one side of our lovely building.
In November, the landlord decided to start replacing windows. His guy started with the upper apartments. He said he would do ours this January. So far, nothing. The window above is one of the new windows. It appears that he wanted to redo the windows before he did the siding, which he has been threatening to do since the expulsion. That sequence makes sense, and while I am loathe to open my place to the dust and debris of removing rotten window framing and walls, better now than when the garden is in season, right? I can take the dirt, the cold, but the plants, abuse them while dormant!
Unfortunately, many pieces of the old, rotten framing are tossed down below. One particular good toss unseated my rose trellis. Now the whole thing hangs lopsided. When the debris whacked the trellis, it snapped the main branches of my honeysuckle. I suppose that's not all that bad, it's never done well here anyway -too sunny and hot.
Amazing enough is how it sprouts new leaves despite the coldest winter in some time. I will move this plant this spring to the other side of the house. Where over there? I do not know. I gotta start giving things away.
One great pleasure of my neighborhood is that many people actually bag their doggy doo. So too bad that some folks decide it is then okay to wing the thing into my climbing rose. Particularly thorny the rose, particularly stuck sack of shit. Public gardening is a thorny enterprise and I grow weary.
One can always hope that it was the wind that blew the bag of turd your way, not good aim. But that might be too optomistic. This post made me laugh, but not at your expense. I hope your seeds serve you well down at the beach.
ReplyDeleteThat reminds me, must place order for new seeds.
ReplyDeleteOn the turds, I often find the bagged ones in the tree pits. I also find the unbagged, but that's not news, is it?
Now, some frozen dog poo and a catapult...
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Wouldn't that be a dogapult?
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