Two killer frosts really hurt us. Much of the state’s apple crop is kaput and all our beech trees and elms have dead leaves. Hopefully they recover
I harvested one yellow squash and one zucchini this morning. Hopefully, the first of many. My plants are healthy but the squash vine borers are always lurking.
Bob Green
Two killer frosts really hurt us. Much of the state’s apple crop is kaput and all our beech trees and elms have dead leaves. Hopefully they recover
oak and ash trees beginning to recover from frost damage, beech trees lollygagging.
Have you tried a hard plastic baby pool.
Might not work with your set up.
But that's how we plant and separate. Squash in one potatoes in one ect.
Zucchini and regular squash .we have a opo trying to grow up a Bradford pear.
But I have one of my inlaws tortoises temporarily If I dont shoo him away he tries to munch on it.soom as you let him out he bolts straight to it.
We use them to separate for some reason i have strawberries here and there not anywhere near where i planted. I'm considering Using gutters attached to my fence posts
To grow some things to free up yard space.
Was thinking run gutter .then run a soaker hose along inside of gutter .
Then put my soil in. Should be easy to keep watered .I'll probably try a 5 ft run to see how it works.
If it goes well I could run 40 ft
3 to 5 times . Aswell as get my lawn back .
Just treated the big hostas with bambi and bunny repellent
I have a mostly ornamental plum tree in my front/side yard that has about 5 different good plum and pluot varieties grafted onto it.
Success of the grafts has been mixed since we did that a couple years ago. One of them is just loaded up this year though and these guys decided they wanted to try them out before they ripen.
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I slammed a window right after this to scare them off and then installed defensive measures the next morning.
Frankenplums!