Not the best start to a gardener’s day, but also not the end of the world. The weather persists in spells of rain, and temperatures seem promising still. Continue reading “Garden Growth–26th April, 2019”
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Note to Future Me #11
Stop dithering and either make two small leaf bins, or figure out how to make the time to clear out all the tiny saplings for the larger spot you and your partner picked but haven’t made time to clear yet. I’ve already put too many leaves in the compost, though I did at least make sure to make them somewhat easy to take out later. Sorry about the dithering! Do better than current me, please. [Later Note: Woo! Done!]
Garden Growth–21st April, 2019
We did manage to get some work done between rains. I’m keenly aware how much still needs doing within a month’s time. Again, higher temperatures than predicted, broke into the low 60s F. Looking ahead on the local forecasts, very few nights will hit below low 40s if they prove true. Continue reading “Garden Growth–21st April, 2019”
April 21st, 2019–Office Window View
Garden Growth–20th April, 2019
The rains did come in various waves, and the rain barrel filled completely, so it was easy to fill one jug between the rains. Temperatures hit higher than expected to just above 70°F. Did more inside than out today. Continue reading “Garden Growth–20th April, 2019”
Garden Growth–19th April, 2019
The rain predicted for today was subtly changed to what little rain we did get earlier, though there’s a steady light rain now. Tomorrow, though, heavy rains and boomers may postpone the outdoor portion of the Arbor Day events here in Gardner. Time will tell on that. It hit a sustained high of 72°F in early afternoon and didn’t drop much below 70° by dark. Continue reading “Garden Growth–19th April, 2019”
Sharp and Fuzzy
Garden Growth–18th April, 2019
We didn’t get as much rain as early as I expected, which worked out because that gave us time to set up one of the rain barrels. The air was still damp, which added a chill to the near 50°F temperatures. Continue reading “Garden Growth–18th April, 2019”
