Recent content by digitS'

@Dahlia , we have some of that Spring heat. Some years, I am complaining about you sharing your "June Gloom." Those years, we don't seem to have any warm, sunny weather until July. And, it's early May! We should have more of these days so it must mean that the cooling will stay on the west side...

My early Spring experience is "guess the weed," HeirloomGal. I perennially forget weed names. Of course that means, that I can misidentify weeds and wanted plants. Somewhat of a caution about your perennial poppies: They can spead. We have 2 blooms as of yesterday. I'm happy with where they...

Today, I dug 4 5-gallon buckets and 2 6-gallon pots of compost out for the tomatoes. Returned to the south house wall to dig out 2 holes in absolutely terrible ground for 2 plants. Last year, growing in compost, 2 plants did just fine. Difficult dig again in 2026! It's just "fill" not "soil"...

My greenhouse went from about 35 sq feet to 180 square feet in 4 stages. :D Steve

May the Fourth be with You. 💫.

The NYTimes reported last Summer that 17% of those at the NWS had lost their jobs. One hundred new openings happened then after the nearly 600 had been terminated. It was as if no planning went into this — storm within the service. What I have noticed is the constant change in the forecast...

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The University of Illinois says "Your body also needs sodium for your muscles to move and nerves to work and function properly. However, you only need a small amount each day – only about 500 mg, which is the amount found in less than ¼ teaspoon of table salt." LINK The recommended daily intake...

The concepts of woodchips and morels as a combination is probably a good one. The Park Department had a storage yard next to the community garden where we were growing vegetables for 7 years. There was a fair amount of activity with tractors and trucks moving sand and gravel, etc. Then, they...