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Thursday, April 30, 2009
Raspberry Delivery!
Well, we've been keeping busy this week! Diane called me around 4 to let me know the raspberry bushes had come and her and Frank would bring them over to plant along with our kiddo's (Thursday is Grandma and Grandpa day for them...and mommy's work day). Jared had gotten done with work a little early so raspberry planting turned into a family event.
Jared and tank planting a raspberry bush.
Capri helping Grandma cut the plants apart from each other...
I proudly hoed 100' for the bushes to be planted in (and yes, I know my outfit color combination is just fabulous!)
Capri and Cedi entertained themselves in the sandbox for awhile...great and patient once again...
Frank, Jared and Diane planting 
Above is a picture of our second year raspberry bushes.
And below are a few more pictures of what our apple blossoms are looking like now. If you look real close at one picture you may notice a touch of pink...
Jared and tank planting a raspberry bush.
Capri helping Grandma cut the plants apart from each other...
I proudly hoed 100' for the bushes to be planted in (and yes, I know my outfit color combination is just fabulous!)
Capri and Cedi entertained themselves in the sandbox for awhile...great and patient once again...
Frank, Jared and Diane plantingAbove is a picture of our second year raspberry bushes.And below are a few more pictures of what our apple blossoms are looking like now. If you look real close at one picture you may notice a touch of pink...
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