My baby broccoli and it's been so cold at
night I think maybe it's had an effect on
the cabbage worms...I'm not deluding
myself though, they'll be here...
Cukes are doing well, they'll be plenty for
my green smoothies...
snow peas are about 2 feet tall now,
I graze on them every morning when they
start to fruit, yumm, peas for breaky...
of course now I'll have to wash the fallout
off of them first...
is that a crazy thought or what!!!
We could really use some heat, but
the turnips look great and a second
planting of beets is on the agenda. Had to
plant more beans in the empty spots,
but they're all up as well
Now I'm gonna make all you gardeners cringe...
hee hee...
I struggle every year with the creeping charlie
right, well, this year I gave up,
mostly out of curiosity and to my TOTAL
amazement, the strawberries are thriving.
My soil is sandy river bottom, so berries
are always sandy, not this year, they rest on
a mattress of Charlie...
but the cool thing I discovered is...
the robins don't see the berries because
they are under the blanket developing
perfectly...unscathed!!!
Now is that freaky or what
WHO KNEW
but I still have to keep it in check
everywhere else...argh!
And thanks to everyone that responded to
yesterday's post, it is scary and we do have to
stick together...it's not just MY problem,
it's my brothers and sister's problem as well.
It's good to see so many of you aware,
there are so many ostrich out there
and those are the ones we'll bid farewell.
Be safe friends and be happy...
and munch on!
