I also was thinking about adding more. But got to thin out my plants first. Have gone to a number of plant swaps. Got new family near Koszta. Hope she into flowers will share some with them.

I have the same affliction: during the summer, I think I've got as much garden as I can take care of, then everything dies down in the fall, and with the cool weather I get frisky, and the next thing you know I'm out digging up another flower bed. By the way Dotty, if all you have to do to set up a new bed is to kill the grass, I think I hate you :)
Don

Don, this works great for me as the soil is good in this area and in the spring I pull back just enough to insert the plant and keep mulching with grass clippings the rest of the summer.

Dotty... the hillside I garden on was a dumping site for the last glacier (Wisconsin), so it's an amalgam of rocks, sand, clay and hardened loess. I have to dig out beds and refill them with good soil just to grow anything. It must be nice having actual topsoil.
Don