This year’s vegetable garden included several pepper plants. This is my BEST performing pepper plant. See the one scrawny little pepper and the chewed up leaves?
I did far better with the corn I planted
The bean poles did climb up the corns stalks, but so far bean production has been limited.
I’m glad that I am not complaining about tomatoes!
Our driveway is covered in stone and can be very pretty when it isn’t covered in weeds.
I researched a non toxic weed killer over the internet and came up with a combination white vinagar and dish soap and I sprayed the offending growth with this early last week .
By friday, most of the weeds turned brown and the roots were pretty easy to pull. Then Chris showed me an easier way. He used the cultivator on the rest.
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The flowers of this Hydrangea bush were blue three years ago, when I first bought it.
They have all turned pink because my soil is too alkaline. I have been feeding it a special fertilizer to turn the blooms back to blue, but as of yet I have had no luck .
When it first blooms, the flower is pale pink and green, It becomes a brighter more vibrant pink as it matures.
This last weekend, Chris and I decided it was time to use up all the extra mulch and surround a few more trees. We did this tree group last year and now we want to extend the mulched area to another tree.
The first step was to place the weed guard material down and pin it into place.
All done, On to the next tree!
I didn’t get to know my grandmother very well. I was only four years old when she died. When I was growing up, this needlepoint that she stitched hung over my parents’ bed. It is now in our bedroom, along with artwork that was done by both my mother and my daughter.