No backhoe unfortunately ,The bed was prepped in the fall of 2020.I was pretty banged up last spring 2021 so it sat empty last season. I was determined to get it transplanted early this year before the leaf buds broke open. Also had to prune 13 apple trees that were not pruned last winter and that was done last month so I am pretty caught up on the early spring items that needed to get done. Good to hear from you friend.
Mowing never really stops down here, just slows down a lot. Lawn grasses do grow some over winter but not much. The problem is the weeds. I'd imagine that's what your first mowing will be, weeds.
Oh not really. Last year I realized I had a problem coming and spent the winter agonizing about which herbicides I was getting forced into. I opted for a St Aug \ Bermuda direction because it is impossible to control a tapestry lawn. This means the centipede is going away, the bahia, carpet grass etc. I love a green lawn in winter so will try to keep fescue until the st aug gets all plugged in and started. I started spraying early this year. I find myself using my "picture this" plant id app more on weeds lately as some are very resistant to common weed killers. I suppose that is typical of many old yards, where the surviving weeds are veterans of previous control attempts.
Does it have a biological pathogen that will not melt your face? Insect enemies maybe?
Is it all edible? Because I can eat that many chives for real!
It’s edible. It may be a bit tough though. I personally haven’t tried it but I have considered it. Just be careful when picking it. In other words don’t eat it if it’s in an area that may have been sprayed with chemicals or where animals crap regularly.
I have been to the bowels of Mexico to see their ancestors buildings. My wife succumbed once to Montezumas Revenge. It took a few days to recover.
