Today my wife planted Henderson's Pink Ponderosa, Porkchop, Garden Peach, Chef's Choice Orange and Indigo Apple in the back yard. A couple of these seedlings were two feet tall but still in their original container.
One interesting thing noted: Three of the holes dug on the north side near the lemon tree had some water in them! My wife attributed this to the soaker hose feeding the nearby roses.
I continued to move a bunch of compost around in the back yard, slowly flattening the two mounds.
The gardeners cleared out all the sweet peas in the "koi pond" in the early afternoon. Finally, the "koi pond" is available for planting! Late in the evening (just before 10 PM) I got three more wheelbarrows of compost into the "koi pond".
Saturday, May 2, 2015
Monday, April 27, 2015
Eight More Seedlings Planted
On Tuesday my wife surprised me by planting four tomato plants -- Blue Boar Berries, Black From Tula, Snow White and Kentucky Beefsteak.
However, I wasn't able to dig any holes for the rest of the week -- I was just too busy with other priorities in the evening.
On Saturday I dug four more holes in the back yard. Yesterday I prepped the dirt and in the evening my wife planted four more tomato plants -- Nyagous, Yellow Perfection, German Orange Strawberry and Pineapple.
Tonight I managed to dig a couple more holes in the back yard and moved around some more compost.
Our seedlings are getting quite large and should have been planted weeks ago. We'll simply do the best we can and leave it at that.
However, I wasn't able to dig any holes for the rest of the week -- I was just too busy with other priorities in the evening.
On Saturday I dug four more holes in the back yard. Yesterday I prepped the dirt and in the evening my wife planted four more tomato plants -- Nyagous, Yellow Perfection, German Orange Strawberry and Pineapple.
Tonight I managed to dig a couple more holes in the back yard and moved around some more compost.
Our seedlings are getting quite large and should have been planted weeks ago. We'll simply do the best we can and leave it at that.
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