In order to get the perfect result when planting pansies you need to have the purrfect inspector during the whole process (and remember that sometimes a pot or two may break due to overly eager snoopervision).
Doing it on a day of blue skies and fluffy clouds adds an extra oomf to the process.
Some inspectors are less focused on their jobs than others. Chasing suncats and shadows may be more appealing to those less focused.
But in the end we got there.
And along the way the pansies of 2014 joined the delightful discovery that is the perennial pansies from 2013, which have survived the winter in pots. I see faces. May you all have a long and happy garden season together!
I am very familiar with that sort of assistance. Or do I mean purrsistence...
ReplyDeleteMay I say, you have to lovely inspectors. I have a soft spot for odd-eyed cats =)
ReplyDeleteI have a furry quality control inspector, who digs up any plants that she feels were not planted properly. It adds to the interest :-)
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