Sentences with phrase «weeds out of his garden»

and the situation then is totally different from now... They were settling in a new place... you got to pull the weeds out of the garden before you put anything into it..

He kept his height all the way into his late 80's and was pulling weeds out of his garden and rode the bicycle to the store and back.

Not exact matches

Reminds me of the scene of the Spirit clearing the weeds out of the over grown mess of a garden patch in the book, «The Shack.»

Now that the gardens are weeded, the screen porch cleanup is underway, the patio furniture has come out of hiding and the barbecue has been cleaned and polished, it is time to throw our favorite burgers on the barbie!

But now we are home, I've got an inch of dirt under my fingernails from all the weeds I had to dig out of the garden and on a walk today some random guy said hello to my kids and then said «¡ Hola!

Plan your garden out for maximum access for harvesting, weeding (for shame — use plastic mulch to eliminate them), and for the viewing pleasure of your envious friends.

I do love this time of the year out there so much - when the plants are strong enough and big enough to handle a little interference from some weeds, and while there is just so much coming in from the garden.

Dr. Karen Reivich, the co-director of the Penn Resiliency Project, who teaches the boot camp, likens the process of fortifying resilience to gardening: «We try to take out all the weeds — for instance, the counterproductive thinking patterns and negativity bias — and we're also planting flowers.

They are found in food from crops sprayed with pesticides, in the out - gassing of the materials we build our homes and offices with, in cosmetics, coloring agents, in the various sprays we use to kill insects on our pets, in our homes and gardens, and in the weed killers and fungicides we use on our lawns and gardens.

I spent much of the day doing outdoor tasks — weeding, cleaning and sweeping the patio and clearing out old sunflower and lily stalks from my perennial garden.

The more vegetables you take out of the garden each month, the greater the chance you have of pulling a weed next time.

Companion planting, or grouping complementary plants together in the garden to benefit each other, can be done for a variety of reasons, such as to provide shade or a wind barrier to other plants, or to cover the surface of the soil with edible plants to crowd out weeds, or even to help boost the growth, flavor, or yields of food crops.

Growing beets near peppers is another method of filling in empty space in the garden and shading out weeds while helping to keep soil moist.

Carrots: Growing carrots around peppers can help to shade out some of the weeds, providing a living mulch, and are a great way to maximize space in the garden.

This is your chance to plan for broader tasks that can't be pegged to a specific day, i.e. catch up with a friend, send out thank - you notes, finish that pile of ironing, weed the garden.

Combined with an automatic sprinkler setup to water every second day for 45 minutes, the garden has not dried out in its hot, sunny location and has the added benefit of keeping the weeds down (less work) thankfully.

I did figure out how to pull the weeds and enjoy the fruit... but more on the scale of your lovely garden.

Just lots and lots of flower beds to be cleaned up, weeded, and reorganized, along with general clean up from the winter, resetting some bricks in the pathways, cleaning out an overgrown perennial garden in the front of our house.

Delicate lily - of - the - valley blooms and a Zen - garden - theme dinner party don't go, just as dramatic foliage like Alocasia leaves at a Parisian salon - theme luncheon would stand out like weeds in a parterre.