Trimming the claws
New flowers planted and blooming (botany club plant sale part of 2 of 2 included)
Botany club plant sale part 1 of 2
Good, bad, and !!! news
Bad news: something ate the two baby Rudbeckia fulgida I put out yesterday.
Good news: all the fluttermill evening primrose, same size as Rudbeckia, are fine. This includes the three just a few yards away.
!!! News… A yucca may be sprouting???
Moved more bluets
Put them in the rock garden.
Everything is growing!
Spring is really springing today. It’s very humid and warm too though no substantial rain yet despite forecast.
Seeds and apple tree on a drizzling morning
Paula came over and we planted many things, as well as doing some trimming and raking.
More survival reports
I went out to get the kohlrabi and cabbage for Wes and uncovered some more areas.
Spring planting! It’s going to freeze next week!
Paula and I were going to plant things tomorrow, but it’s looking quite chilly. It’s just gorgeous out right now. So we spent a half an hour or so and got two kinds of onions (yellow granex and white granex) from sets in the beds, two kinds of potatoes in containers (experimenting with burlap sacks, potting soil bag, and cardboard boxes to make hilling them easier to get more potatoes), and seeds of French breakfast radish, green wave mustard, and Oregon sugar pod II pea. The peas we already have a few little vines of but I figured another round wouldn’t hurt to replace some since they blanch and freeze well if we get a lot.