Eggplant, one of Ginny's heirloom tomatoes, some garlic and the last of the onionsl |
Last night we had a good rain and I am eager to see if the cool weather and the rain have revived the transplants. Hope so.
Today I focused on my backyard and weeded for several hours. Collected several large bags/containers of debris. It was pretty weedy out there. I tried to tie up the volunteer tomato plants behind the azalea bushes but ended up just uprooting them. I hope that removing the debris will reduce the number of mosquitoes. It looks a lot better without all those pesky violets. Tomorrow, I'd like to move some hostas and those green snake plant look-alike plants. They have flourished in the shady backyard. Unfortunately, the holly bush by the fence is getting so big that the hosta and the green spikey plants are getting buried. I trimmed up the holly but need to move about 6 plants while the weather is still cool. Rain on the horizon on Tuesday.
I want to visit the Nottoway garden tomorrow and continue to clean up the beds, harvest the tomatoes and the eggplant, and plant some more seeds in addition to the radish and green beans. However, Anne Marie is coming up for a visit and I need to get the Subi from the repair shop and get to DMV to have Corolla title lien released since it needs to be in AMDW's name.
Next week, I really need to buy some mulch and get some more cardboard to freshen up the garden paths.
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