*Video fixed!*
I haven't posted any garden pictures lately. So many of these plants are at least double the size now -- the cucumbers, the squash, and especially the giant lima bean which is growing now at a rate of 3 feet every four to five days. The arugula is now gone, and the spinach is trying it's darndest to go to seed, but I keep nipping off the buds. I've cut the lettuce back a few times, and might end the show completely later in the week so that I can get some of my peppers and eggplants into the containers.
The zinnias are getting gigantic, and the cosmos have a few little buds on them already. The four pea plants are dying an early death, having only given up six peas in their short, short lives.
Um, a week after taking these photos I discovered some powdery mildew on the cucumbers. They're getting a baking soda treatment every three days now. I think I put too much baking soda in the mixture. Oops.
Tons of tiny, minuscule little green bugs on the zucchini, which I flick off every morning. Who knows what will happen there.
Video at the end if you're interested in the whole layout.
Showing posts with label 2011. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2011. Show all posts
Monday, May 23, 2011
Monday, January 3, 2011
:::Weekly Goals -- So Much Ham!:::
I'm hoping to post some goals for myself each week. I love blogging minutiae, so here's hoping you'll enjoy mine.
1. Finishing knitting the dishcloth I started.
2. Take ornaments off Christmas tree (that bad boy is staying up until it dies, which it isn't close to doing).
3. Take large trash items out.
4. Begin Valentine's felting project.
5. Figure out something to do with the whole ham I have in my fridge (give me a break, they were finally on sale!)
6. Make these homemade Wheat Thins.
7. Figure out something to do with the three giant bunches of greenery that are currently sitting in a pot in my living room. Another sale item -- $1 a bunch. I have a problem.
1. Finishing knitting the dishcloth I started.
2. Take ornaments off Christmas tree (that bad boy is staying up until it dies, which it isn't close to doing).
3. Take large trash items out.
4. Begin Valentine's felting project.
5. Figure out something to do with the whole ham I have in my fridge (give me a break, they were finally on sale!)
6. Make these homemade Wheat Thins.
7. Figure out something to do with the three giant bunches of greenery that are currently sitting in a pot in my living room. Another sale item -- $1 a bunch. I have a problem.
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