Saturday I caught up on some neglected weeding in the onion rows, planted a little corn, transplanted some King Arthur peppers (anyone grow these?), transplanted a few more peppers and a few maters in the ground, and transplanted a lettuce in a pot into the ground.
Sunday I prepped my main tomato area, watered and fertilized everything, and did some assorted yard work (mowing, etc.).
Looks like gardening season is in full swing! It's funny, but working in the garden all day doesn't seem too much like work...
Saturday consisted of another long day of house painting. I'm getting close to having the whole exterior of the house painted and by the end of this week I should have only my shutters left to paint------hopefully.
Sunday the wife and I went to the National WWII Museum here in New Orleans for Sunday brunch and to see the "Victory Belles" perform. They are a trio of young ladies who sing the songs that were popular during WWII, many of them made popular by the Andrew's Sisters. Good food and great show by the way and well worth it.
Sunday the wife and I went to the National WWII Museum here in New Orleans for Sunday brunch and to see the "Victory Belles" perform. They are a trio of young ladies who sing the songs that were popular during WWII, many of them made popular by the Andrew's Sisters. Good food and great show by the way and well worth it.
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Nothing this weekend except to water and generally keep seedlings alive. Put a few more outside to harden off.
TODAY, PLAYED CATCH-UP and finally planted seed potatoes, more onions, and the rest of the lettuce and Asian greens starts -- well the oldest ones. Normally, they are planted by beginning if April. New succession starts are growing in the garage.
TODAY, PLAYED CATCH-UP and finally planted seed potatoes, more onions, and the rest of the lettuce and Asian greens starts -- well the oldest ones. Normally, they are planted by beginning if April. New succession starts are growing in the garage.
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Pretty much finished off this. Still ned to fetch and plant 4 egg plants, a Roma and a yellow cherry tomato:
Flipped a few falangies at this because I don't like how it looks and don't really know what to do with it and don't have the time and energy for it.
Made a New Low Maintenance Pet out of a winters worth of 5 gallon buckets of coffee grounds, egg shells and veg scraps, the stuff I screen out of my last compost pile, the last of last years grass clipping and fall clean up, the first of this years grass clippings and spring clean up and some other stuff I had piled up. (There is a 2 1/2'-3' vertical drop off behind that. It's nigh 6' tall)
Really messed up in reverse and got some of these out front some how.
Flipped a few falangies at this because I don't like how it looks and don't really know what to do with it and don't have the time and energy for it.
Made a New Low Maintenance Pet out of a winters worth of 5 gallon buckets of coffee grounds, egg shells and veg scraps, the stuff I screen out of my last compost pile, the last of last years grass clipping and fall clean up, the first of this years grass clippings and spring clean up and some other stuff I had piled up. (There is a 2 1/2'-3' vertical drop off behind that. It's nigh 6' tall)
Really messed up in reverse and got some of these out front some how.