I was out this past weekend when our landlord stopped by to drop off a lease renewal. While he was here he mentioned to J that there's a tiny spot of land out by the garage that we can plant in if we'd like. He offered since he said "It seems you like gardening."
I can't imagine what might have given him that impression!
I think maybe people are starting to notice our ever-growing plant collection.
Awesome! Too bad your landlord didn't mention that sooner!
ReplyDeleteP.S. I see you have a couple of those topsy-turvy tomato thing-a-ma-jigs. I'll be curious to see how those go. I've never seen a single person successfully grow tomatoes in them (personally, I think the root space is too small and can't hold enough water).
ReplyDeleteNice that you can have the space. How big is it. I would be out digging right now before he changes his mind.
ReplyDeleteThen there is the possibility that he is just hoping to save his balcony so it doesn't fall into the street. LOL
sounds like a nice landlord. then again he may have ulterior motives. :)
ReplyDeleteThat's great! I love how similar our windowsills are. :)
ReplyDeleteThat's great. I hope you said yes, yes, yes. Does this space get any sun? Are some heirloom tomatoes in your future? Turn it into a garden quickly. Have a ball. George
ReplyDeleteHurray! Having a good landlord makes all the difference, doesn't it? I can't wait to hear what you choose to plant in your newly-acquired plot... maybe some blueberries? A big 'ol tomato? A fruit tree??
ReplyDelete