The New Garden

We took some time off from the construction projects on Saturday afternoon to plant bulbs in the new garden and transplant perennials.


We have high hopes that the chicken-wire cage will keep the squirrels from digging up all of the bulbs over the winter.


It has:

• A row of Drew's Irises
  
• Two rows of Grandma Oaks' Irises (Not sure if they are going to grow because they have been out in the garage for a year or two.)
  
• Unifolium Allium
• Golden Bells Narcissus
• Uva-Vulpis Fritillaria
• Tulip Angelique
• White Lady Narcissus

You can't see them yet, but these are Italicum Arum.





I also got a new electric stapler out of the deal.

How Old Do You Think It Was?

I don't know, but if you look closely at the service label, you can see that they only needed six-digit phone numbers in those days.

Out With the Old

Here goes the old furnace...



I'm sure glad that I don't have to go into the crawl space...

A Few Photos From The Trip

I think that I have finaly recovered from the trip. Here are a few photos from the drive back.



Deer Valley, between Heber City and Park City:



A dry creek landscape outside The Lodge at Stillwater:



Elk Mountain, Wyoming:



Platte River:



One of the many rest stops somewhere: