My whole gardening is a constant experiment. I make plans, vacillate, then what I do is a "go."
For instance, I Will be doing deep digging Heugulculture in my beds, but I won't even start on that until this Fall, when I clean up after the warm weather and Fall gardening. I have SO MUCH cleanup...
Buried cardboard takes about 6 weeks to decompose. On top of the surface it will sit for months. I KNOW this bc I staged a cardboard pizza box by my side door steps to make it into a burial. Never got there, still intact.
I left it there bc I like to throw out my kitchen garbage bags there...
Last night I went to bed with the forecast for snow mixed with ice. I opted to put ponies back in their stalls. No snow at 10PM, but I salted the steps and part of the house sidewalk Anyway. Good thing--when I took Tegan out at 2AM there was a sheet of ice on both, but some melting, enough so...
I, too vote for permanent DST. I experienced an experiment when I was ~10yo, with no time change. Yes, I waited for the schoolbus in the dark, but it was cold and nasty anyway--who Cared that it was also dark. If you had an after school activities WITH DST you got home in the dark.
Spring...
Speaking OF...I have started the GREAT CLEANUP, specifically, the house. New shower is Great, but I won't really do anything else to the bathroom this year besides cleaning it and repainting the walls, AND a new window.
Bathroom has an inset cabinet. It's missing 2/4 glass shelves, but they...
I follow several YouTubers, various topics, one woman buys unwanted horses from auctions, retrains/sells them. She kept an 18yo Arabian gelding that was owned by a trail riding stable--DD's laughed bc they Knew why an Arabian wouldn't work well there--she researched his remarkable Polish...
It is SOOOOO much easier to train a puppy when you have a trained dog already in the house.
This time around I don't, and I run into weird issues. Tegan (8mo) hasn't had any accidents in almost a full month, but she cues with her paws now to go outside but doesn't do anything. Today alone, 6...
Companion planting for squashes.
1) nasturtium
2) marigolds
3) radish
4) mint
5) dill
6) Blue Hubbard Squash, plant a few weeks before zucchini
When full of bugs, chop it at the base and burn.
THAT would be fun for me.
I was gonna put ponies in their stalls tonight, but it's only gonna be a little bit of rain overnight. Next week, however, we are looking at ice, so they will be inside for a few days. Meanwhile the birds are singing and the grass is starting to green up.