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I had a similar experience with a used trailer I repurchased a few years ago. It needed some work, especially on the decking, but after a weekend fixing it up, it was as good as new. I learned to regularly check and maintain the trailer's tires and wheel bearings, as they can wear out faster...

Sounds like you've got a pretty awesome veggie lineup going on! We're into some basic stuff here – tomatoes, bell peppers, and basil are our go-tos. They make for some killer pasta sauces and salads.

Yesterday, I did some weeding and added some fresh compost to my raised beds. Last week, I planted some tomato and cucumber seeds, and they're starting to sprout now. Today, I'm planning to tackle some pruning and maybe plant some herbs.

I'm more of a coffee person myself, but I do enjoy a good cup of tea from time to time, especially in the afternoon. I think it really depends on personal preference and what works best for you.

Personally, I stick with the improved clinch knot most of the time. It's been pretty reliable for me when tying on hooks and terminal tackle. Give it a shot if you haven't already – might work.

Romanesco cauliflower can be more drought-tolerant than regular white cauliflower. I've grown it in a semi-arid area, and it did pretty well. Just make sure to give it some extra water during the dry spells, and you should be good to go.