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Tokyo bunching onions or green onions are pretty mild and very easy to grow. i have a few right now growing in the gravel pathway that i've not pulled out yet because i was going to eat them. they can be ready pretty much any time you want some. they bloom early (are blooming already for us)...

sprinkling today and 54F.

exactly! i managed two naps this morning and it's still early. big goals... i like this being a manager thing...

perhaps frost damage?

i like so many of them it is hard to pick just one, but the volcano and clouds one is my first pick.

with the rain we had the other night it was enough to help soften up the ground i was trying to dig the other day so that today i was able to get it kinda dug up a bit and cultivated so i can plant some peas at last next time i get outside. finally i will give peas a chance.

it was nice and sunny this morning but on the cold side. when i went out this afternoon i had shorts on, but i probably should have had long pants. however, once i got digging i was plenty warm enough.

it looks like a nice day is forecast so i hope to enjoy some of it outside. :)

snotsaruck!

i sneezed yesterday and today my back is PO'd at me. yes, i understand that cartoon, very well i do, yes indeedy i do...

i'd like a robot that could do that sort of thing for me including one that could go down into a groundhog burrow and harrass and evict the creature and then backfill it and compact the area and then replant it with things that discourage groundhogs from ever coming back... it's too hard on my...

funny! we used to have a lady that walked regularly along the highway and she was always swinging her arms and dancing to music. i've not seen her in quite a few years so she likely moved on...

it can be pretty funny. we also get some good laughs from ours.

since Boofy hasn't been a daddy before i hope you keep an eye on him so he doesn't get too rough on her. :) hope she works out well for your family and pack. are they still stirring up snakes around you with clearing/construction? is there something you can do once in a while (like driving...

every time you disturb the soil you are moving more seeds around into the germination zone. if you can clip them off at ground level without disturbing the soil you'll have fewer sprouting... keep clipping until they die off and give up and before they can drop new seeds.

we finally got a good rain here. it's been a week or two. the ground in the garden i wanted to work on was too hard so i let it sit until it could get rained on. at first when the storm was coming through it was really quite a blast and it looked to be pretty harsh and perhaps even close to...

i saw your first post on this topic. i'm not familiar with the plant and i'm not an arborist. this may help you: https://noai.duckduckgo.com/?ia=web&origin=funnel_home_website&q=How%20do%20I%20stop%20limbs%20from%20coming%20back%20that%20I%20pruned%20off%20my%20crepe%20myrtle

as i've mentioned before i also talk to the crows if they are around and while they won't come close to me they don't seem too agitated.

this is crunch time when i can go outside and work as much as my body can take. a half hour to an hour, maybe longer - depending upon how hot it gets and what i'm doing. the ground is currently too hard for me to get a shovel to go far in some spots. we're supposed to get some rains tonight...

my browser (mozilla firefox) just lets me go past a warning message like that... I'll send a note to the hosting company to see what's going on and maybe they can fix it. i have a file that says it should be rewriting all requests and letting them go through, but perhaps something isn't...