flowerbug
Sustainability Master
the really funny thing... it now leans the other direction... karma? yin yang? balance in the force? hmm... 
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What did you do in your garden today?
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Mini Horses
Sustainability Master
Limas are popping up! 
. Some older seed but still good! Yesterday's rain has helped it all. I see weeding in my future this weekend - now that I can see plants.
Nothing makes grass grow like rain!!!! Good for pastures though.n
. Some older seed but still good! Yesterday's rain has helped it all. I see weeding in my future this weekend - now that I can see plants. Nothing makes grass grow like rain!!!! Good for pastures though.n
frustratedearthmother
Sustainability Master
Yay! We got some rain a couple days ago and I swear the grass grew an inch overnight. It helped some of the seedlings pop up too.
I have a volunteer squash in a raised bed full of collards and kale. Today I saw a zucchini on it. Whoop! The way zucchini grows it'll probably be ready to eat by tomorrow.
Alaskan
Almost Self-Reliant
As sharp of an angle as before?the really funny thing... it now leans the other direction... karma? yin yang? balance in the force? hmm...
Trying2keepitReal
Almost Self-Reliant
Today some mint is going out and 6 blueberries plants will find new homes. Should be the perfect time as we are going to get some rain overnight into tomorrow!
flowerbug
Sustainability Master
oh no. it's not very apparent, but it is still funny.
Alaskan
Almost Self-Reliant
Oh good! Glad it 1. Brings you joy! And 2. Is in less danger of falling over!
flowerbug
Sustainability Master
flowerbug
Sustainability Master
the new one is taller! it's going to really show up in things even more now. eek! lol
the old one has appeared in so many pictures over the years even when i try to edit around it:
- 2013
- 2016
- 2017
- 2019
- 2020
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flowerbug
Sustainability Master
beautiful day out today. i could get some weeding done and puttering around for a while and the nesting birdies were well behaved. Mom even commented that they did not react much to her being out and working in both garden areas where they've got their nests.
