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Yep, 100% agree.
You need our weather folks. Keep saying it’s going to rain all month. Still waiting. 25* in the shade and sunny. Was supposed to be thunderstorms starting today through to Saturday.Thank God it finally rained here.
We had 2 whole days in a row of no rain, and I am not sure we could tolerate much more of a drought~!
I'll trade with you for a while.You need our weather folks. Keep saying it’s going to rain all month. Still waiting. 25* in the shade and sunny. Was supposed to be thunderstorms starting today through to Saturday.
Roses are pretty easy for the most part. Depends what you want it to look like. Bushy or climbing. Cut off spent buds and leaves to force new growth. Bugs and drought are my issues. I cut most of ours back each year. Then let them go for a year or two to see what shape they take.
Yes. Not something I’d get for myself. My son saw a picture and link. Got it for last year’s birthday gift.
We’ll be getting the AC ready here as well. Went from too cold to too hot in just a couple of days.
You might not prefer shortly trimmed grass, but you sure take care of your outdoor plants. Hydrangea, peaches and whatever you have growing in the pond all look great.
I don’t enjoy mowing, but can’t get used to tall grass. Been constantly playing catch up, this season. I haven’t even done a good trim job, yet.
Ours is 4’-4.5’ deep in the middle. It’s a small natural pond that had been partially filled in. Pumped the water out and hired a backhoe to dig it out years ago. The fish hung around in the cattails and lily pads around the edges. Herons are interesting to watch hint. The move so slow. They extend their head in front of them so slowly I almost second guess whether they’re moving at all. Then they step forward just as slowly to catch up with their head, lol. Fast as lightning when they strike. I had a buddy who was a serious hunter. He said he learned to still hunt watching them.
I was wrong. The little white moth bastards are here. I applied the compost tea in the rain and started another batch for other stuff growing around here. Then sprayed with some pre-mixed stuff I had on hand. I’ll have to mix some Dead Bug or BT in the sprayer over the weekend and and give everything a good soak.
Mine have been going out in the mornings and in late at night.
I did that one year and ended up bringing bugs into my grow room.
My friends I have 10 plants running right now. All seeds dropped April 28th and all were up by May 2 - 4. I dropped 5 outdoors and 5 indoors. No fucking comparing between the two. The outside are shit. Small but coming around now. The indoor are monsters in comparison to size and vegetation. Fuck outdoors
Yeah, screw that. It's only good to work on things you really want in sweltering heat. Those conditions make stuff you don't want to do, to begin with, almost unbearable. You win stud points for taking care of the family when you do the work yourself, though. Good luck repairing the valve and hope you win best-in-show stallion.Fucken fuck, digging up a water line in this shit
