Tomatoes are getting too big for their wraps. So I polled The Tomato Lady about when it was safe to take off the row cover. She wrote a nice reply saying she'd do a blog post when she took her covers off! Basil is doing well.
I put out the yard sprinklers for the new grass, the existing grass, and to see what weeds germinate. Mostly pigweed and purslane. I was pleasantly surprised at the number of dead-looking grass plugs that revived with a few days of watering. Taylor continues to be a butt about digging up the "lawn."
East bed is filling in a bit more.
Saturday, June 30, 2018
Sunday, June 3, 2018
weekend update
Saturday I finally put the row cover on the two tomatoes. Basically wrapped the cages and secured it with mini binder clips. Italian parsley has croaked. Maybe I'll pick up a pepper plant at the Farmers' Market for that spot.
Set up some sprinklers in the yard. Plan to do several rounds of watering/weed germination/hoe under, then seed grass. Hit the bindweed with the hoe.
I also plugged in the coleus I picked up Friday night at Albertsons (sigh).
Sunday Rain! And hail! In between showers, planted poppy mallow by the little patio retaining wall, and the leadwort in the front-door bed.
Planted the grass and put up some janky chicken-wire-and bamboo-stake nonsense to keep the dog out of it.
The east bed is looking pretty good (fingers crossed).
Set up some sprinklers in the yard. Plan to do several rounds of watering/weed germination/hoe under, then seed grass. Hit the bindweed with the hoe.
I also plugged in the coleus I picked up Friday night at Albertsons (sigh).
Sunday Rain! And hail! In between showers, planted poppy mallow by the little patio retaining wall, and the leadwort in the front-door bed.
Planted the grass and put up some janky chicken-wire-and bamboo-stake nonsense to keep the dog out of it.
The east bed is looking pretty good (fingers crossed).
Labels:
back yard,
flowers,
front yard,
grass,
notes,
santa fe farmers market,
vegetables,
weeds
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