I just finished watching Victoria on pbs. Such a great show.
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What projects are you going to ask them to do?
I like the plastic cover to prevent the poop piles on top.
dill pickle time!
you mean bless her heart?
I think that was a young one.
Sorry @campingshaws just saw this post. I would wait the week until Nomads are there. By then maybe your night temps will be in the 50's. During the week you hardening them off. Bring them out to a partial shaded area, like under a tree. Shoot for an area that isn't too breezy. Then after a couple of days introduce them to longer periods of sunlight. New plants really don't like lots of wind so hoping for that mother nature cooperates for you. If you have some black plastic or even black garbage bags. Put some on your pallet planting areas, hold it down with something heavy. The black plastic will help warm the soil faster.
Nice plants, love the goatsDH does most of the managing. I think my only project this year is the garden fence. If they’re friendly enough I have a side project I’m going to ask for help with. They have really weird rules about their work day: scheduled breaks, lunch at a certain time, work ends at 3:30, no work on fridays, etc. Some are more amiable to side projects than others.
Cleaning the pool is always one. Replacing gutters on my house is another this year. Maybe some flower beds too.
It’s been warm so they have been on the porch for a week. They have afternoon/evening sun but are a little protected by the skeletal miniature gardenias. I put them out there in the dog crate because they needed the extra light.
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Apparently my ringer got turned down to almost nothingso I didn’t hear my alarm go off. Hello Monday.
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