The okra is starting to bloom.
We have plenty of bees, so maybe okra soon. Continue reading
The watering house indicates the rows with cane. They also continue beyond the middle where the hoses start.
Watering hose just before the rains
This was just before the rains started. Three inches so far, so no hose watering since then.
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The garden is starting to produce vegetables.
Potatos, eggplant, zucchini, yellow squash, green chili peppers
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When you don’t bring a measuring device, measure in cubits!
Gretchen had recently lopped off the freeze-killed tops of these banana plants, and she was observing how much they had grown out since. Continue reading
This is one tree in two locations.
Driveway and garden LeConte Pear Tree
It’s a LeConte pear, introduced to Georgia in 1856 John Eatton LeConte. He was the uncle of my second cousins thrice removed Professors John and Louis LeConte. Continue reading
Not every day do you see this: the mama mower carrying the child lawnmower.
That’s an EGO electric mower. Way better than any of the old gasoline lawnmowers we’ve had: cuts better, starts immediately, easier to handle.
Sniffing about is Sky the dog.
Also, the tractor mower had a hairball.
Or, rather, an electric fence ball.
I’m not saying how long it took me to get that thing out from under there. Continue reading
Maybe finally we’ll get some okra.
The scarecrow seems to be keeping the critters out.
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