Saturday and Sunday (so far)
Jun. 3rd, 2012 02:34 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
helwenRained all morning and most of the day too. L went to market and I soaked in the tub and also did some laundry and moving a few things around. He brought a couple of the Ginger down but that was it for the ginger Saturday. Mostly puttered around, really, although I got a little further with a linen shirt I've been re-fitting.
Today I got the rest of the Gingers out of the house and down to the lower garden. Two pots got emptied and Gingers planted because I needed a pot that would fit into a hanging pot (missing drainage plate). The Blood Root (several small plants actually) are now hanging high up where small hands cannot pick them and eat them.
Some squash seeds decided to germinate in the more undeveloped compost that's still in the composting bin, as well as one in the compost L had dug out, which is still in a wheelbarrow. I needed to dump some stuff into the bin, so I fished out as many of the mystery squash as I could and stuck them in the wheelbarrow for now. They could be any of a number of things, so we're thinking maybe stick them at the west end of the southern garden plots and see what they become. I really was planning on a smaller garden this year, but somehow it just isn't working out...
Today I got the rest of the Gingers out of the house and down to the lower garden. Two pots got emptied and Gingers planted because I needed a pot that would fit into a hanging pot (missing drainage plate). The Blood Root (several small plants actually) are now hanging high up where small hands cannot pick them and eat them.
Some squash seeds decided to germinate in the more undeveloped compost that's still in the composting bin, as well as one in the compost L had dug out, which is still in a wheelbarrow. I needed to dump some stuff into the bin, so I fished out as many of the mystery squash as I could and stuck them in the wheelbarrow for now. They could be any of a number of things, so we're thinking maybe stick them at the west end of the southern garden plots and see what they become. I really was planning on a smaller garden this year, but somehow it just isn't working out...
