I’m too far behind on photos to put on blog so I’m wiping the slate clean. (I will catch up on the spreadsheet though haha.) you can see how much is happening even today!
Continue reading “05/05/2024 giving up”04/24/2024 garlic scapes start
I found a new guide to when to harvest garlic and it says after removing the scapes (flower buds) and before all the leaves die back (just some). hopefully we’ll have fewer bitter cloves this year.
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I’m behind on gardening, errands, etc, so here’s a picture from Sunday!
Continue reading “04/21/2024 happening”03/17/2024 perfect sunshine
Shacks needed outside in the sun. please humans!!! (he was right, it’s super nice out.)
Continue reading “03/17/2024 perfect sunshine”03/09/2024 Saturday yay
This weekend was beautiful and sunny.
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A daylight surprise and and after dark surprise!
Continue reading “03/04/2024 surprises”03/02/2024 peachy keen
I checked my spreadsheet and in 2022 the dwarf peach flowered in April. In 2023 it flowered around the beginning of March. We planted it in 2021.
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The non native dandelions and henbit usually start first here but we’re starting to get some native flowers emerging! Plus, daffodil update.
Continue reading “02/28/2024 spring ephemerals”02/27/2024 daffodils came with the house, plus bonus fungus
Why is native plant Claire moving daffodils around? I wouldn’t go out and buy more daffodils as they’re not native and I never see anything use them. However, since they were here, I divided and spread them along the row of Salvia greggii out front of the veggie beds. they’re not taking up space from anything else at the moment. I feel like a few familiar plants shows people this is deliberate and if I need the room for something else bulbs are easy to move.
Finally, soap box moment, I know purchased tulip bulbs often come with dangerous antifungals on them when purchased. I assume other bulbs do too. So if you’re a bulb fan, definitely look into trading some from a neighbor or getting organic.
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