The rains were a bit heavier in the morning that we thought they would be, but the afternoon skies cleared and we made the best we could of the time available. Temperatures quickly climbed to a high of 76°F, and what feels to us a sudden change meant our bodies were not yet acclimated to the warmth as we worked outside. I was especially grateful for the time I could work in the shade. Continue reading “Garden Growth–19th May, 2019”
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Garden Growth–19th May, 2019
May 14th, 2019–Office Window View
Garden Growth–8th May, 2019
Keenly aware of our predicted 122 day growing season, we’re itching to get more into the ground. At the same time, we’re trying to not repeat mistakes from last year which means more work being put into beds to make sure they are as hospitable as we can manage this year. Another sunny day in which my partner was home early helped. High at about mid 60s°F. Continue reading “Garden Growth–8th May, 2019”
May 8th, 2019–Office Window View
Garden Growth–4th May, 2019
Rainy day, which was fine as I had a lot of errands and inside the house things to do. Temperatures made it up to the 60°F range, and as last night, another night hovering in the 50s. Continue reading “Garden Growth–4th May, 2019”
Garden Growth–3rd May, 2019
Long spate of rain sandwiched between misties today. Still warm even as I write this, over 50°F. Continue reading “Garden Growth–3rd May, 2019”
May 3rd, 2019–Office Window View
Garden Growth–2nd May, 2019
So many berry creepers. Almost regret letting them do their thing last year, but in truth they’re not hard to thin out, especially when you get tired of getting tripped by them! Continue reading “Garden Growth–2nd May, 2019”