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Our 2021 garden: Finally!
Our 2021 garden: Finally!
Most of the squash are blooming like crazy right now. The Red Kuri/Little Gem winter squash is especially showy right now. Isn’t that gorgeous? Unfortunately, there is still just the one squash that is developing. There are so many little ones like this, but they have been dying off without getting much bigger. Then there was this little – and I do mean little – surprise I found behind a…
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This morning's finds
This morning’s finds
There always seems to be something new to find when I do my rounds! Some are good, some are not so good, and some are… kind of in between. 😀 Finding holes in the ground from skunks digging for grubs is not unusual. This morning, however, it was VERY unusual! I found probably a hundred off them over by the sweet corn and sunflower blocks! They were in the open areas around them, but also right…
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Squash tunnel mods, and what is that? Oh!
Squash tunnel mods, and what is that? Oh!
I had to make another trip into town today, because I forgot something yesterday. I’ve been making more errand trips in the last few days than I do in most months! But that’s okay, because it gave me a chance to find and pick up other things. Like these modifications to the squash tunnel. The first is a solar powered, motion sensor spot light. Hopefully, it will get triggered by deer or other…
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Our 2021 garden: squash tunnel, day 3, and progress
Our 2021 garden: squash tunnel, day 3, and progress
We managed to get outside for a bit more progress on the garden. One of the things I did was go through where we planted sunflowers last year, and dig out any remaining stumps. I am really impressed with how much softer the soil is. Well. When I managed to not hit any rocks, at least. 😉 I think using this area for the summer squash will work out. We just have to fight back the grass and…
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