To do is to be. 

To be is to do. 

Done:

• Rock garden has its fun rocks (the big ones) in it again
• Mock cherry tree suckers lopped off
• Dead mums from last fall cut down (they are so hardy it’s snowing before they die)
• Peat covers the area destined for asparagus
• The mess near the small compost bin has been raked and redeposited in the other compost bin (dang raccoon)
• Tiny tomato seedlings are in better pots now
• Tiny tomato seedlings suffered transplant shock and too-cool windy weather. Thank goodness, the peppers are fine.
• Mini greenhouse shelves are on deck (that means they’re outside, people, not waiting to bat)
• Mini greenhouse shelves are still on the deck, but all the little seedlings are in the house until the risk of snow goes away. Really.
• Found the box of fossil samples and distributed them artistically in the rock garden!

To Do:

• Turn soil
• Mix in suitable compost  I might wait until fall for these two. When the weather is finally suitable, going no-till might be a better use of my time.
• Spread topsoil over peat for asparagus
• Pick up boards-slash-stepping stone paths and re-arrange them
• Create the new “floor plan!”
• Find any stray rock collections in the basement (I know of at least one box) and add to rock garden. See above.
  

Do-be-do-be-do! And on we go!