Golly G

Gee are we really on G?   I have this problem every year.  Some how I lose or tear a garden glove.  I honestly do not wear them that often.  I like to get my hands in the soil.  I like planting and getting dirty, no I wasn't a Tom boy, but I am a nature lover.  I guess I think of planting like painting with nature. I can pick the plants and arrange the colors, as I like.

My gloves are like those mystery socks that gets lost in the wash.  Yes, the elusive single sock.  I have single gloves.  I save them and tuck them away for spring.  I usually need an extra hand in the garden-lol. (I know that was lame.)   I usually hang them out front once I get my window boxes done.  They are pretty and tendril outward. I usually put Sweet peas or the climbing Nasturtiums seedlings inside.  Once they start to outgrow their tiny peat pots, I transplant them.  I have had a few plants bloom in the gloves. They look gorgeous.  Yes my gloves look pretty lined up on the front porch.  Their vines cascading and climbing towards the sun. It makes me want to tendril towards the light, too.   I hope you enjoy my odd photos-I'm going, going, gone! ;D

1. I tuck a small peat pot into the glove. You can poke wire through both sides and pinch upward-and twist. 

2.  Now add your seedling and take the vine and curl around the wire handle.  It sometimes needs some help or if you prefer let it cascade out.

3. There is no wrong way.  One neighbor teased me and said next year I should hang out those damn single socks!   Nah, I save those to dust with...

4. These are clustered together for now, but will hang out front once I have dirt for my window boxes.   Yes, the goodness of gloves!  Do I hear clapping?  lol