Ramping this one back up for spring.
Texas sage.
…and their collective boxes of poop. What a club activity!Nice combination together. I bet the smell is great! At least better than BNA after a night out with his merry band of brothers
Never seen it before but I like it. Unfortunately it’s not cold hardy enough for us.
I’m sure. Even here, coming from down south, the first few winters of my gardening looked more like a general sending guys to take a Japanese position. I wasted a fortune before conceding and planting what might actually make it. And even still I had to replace all but those sage plants, the roses and one gardenia this spring. Terrible combination of awful heat but still some cold. I’m guessing you can keep tulips there?
Nice combination together. I bet the smell is great! At least better than BNA after a night out with his merry band of brothers
…and their collective boxes of poop. What a club activity!
Got my tomato plants going a couple of weeks ago. Got eight buckets set up with 6 varieties…
Available plants around these parts was a little spotty this year. Guessing due to labor or transport shortages or some other Democratic nonsense. Best of the plants are the Husky Cherry Red salad variety…
All were planted in a mix of potting/garden soil, cow manure, and mulch. Just about time for a second fertilize with calcium/phosphorus. They were just dusted with Sevin as we are into the bug season.
I’m ashamed to say I’m not familiar with it. Is that the trade name? Always looking for something new and better to try where pests are concerned.Nice!
That soil looks tremendous. Have you ever tried diatomaceous earth instead of sevin? I’ll use sevin on the rose bushes and anything non-food related but DE seems to work well for us on the veggies.
I’m ashamed to say I’m not familiar with it. Is that the trade name? Always looking for something new and better to try where pests are concerned.
That looks like a Northern Flicker but not sure you have them. The one on the left, that is.a few new things blooming now