There were other sights to be seen, sights that signal spring has finally sprung. This year the neighborhood gardening enthusiasts have convinced the city to allow a public garden area near Linwood Park's tennis courts. They have decided to go with a variety of small gardens called key hole gardens, a new concept to me. Since I'm not participating, just observing, I thought I'd try to find out a little more about the concept. I guess I have some gardens to watch for the summer.
Outdoor tennis starts on Monday for me. I've seen other people on city courts, all smacking the ball around. I've been content to spend my time on indoor courts. I'm looking forward to wind, sun, and sunscreen.
3 comments:
Those keyhole gardens are interesting. Lynne has a garden plot next to our Township offices building near the airport -- they rent them out, and she gets to plant a few things that get some sun, and don't get eaten by our local deer herd.
Enjoy your outdoor tennis! (And say "Hi" to NCW from me.)
We don't have a deer herd in the city, but there are a lot of bunnies. The keyhole gardens have rabbit wire fences around them to try to keep the nibblers at bay.
NCW returns the "hi."
Bunnies are just cute rodents, right?
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