Your 2025 Garden

[Sally PB]

No, the leaves just fall under the tree and stay there.

 

[tripletfeb]

I can't count the amount of oak, maple, and walnut seedlings I pull out every year

 

[NanaK]

I am always pulling pine, gum and mimosa seedlings. I don't think I will ever be rid of mimosa.

We got a lot of rain last night in a short time. There is street flooding nearby. A few people were rescued from vehicles. I have seen photos of water up to door steps about 20 miles from me. We are expecting more rain this evening. I sure hope it misses this area. We need to dry out.

I will be headed to the garden shortly. I know it is saturated. I'll pick what ever I can and hope for the best. Seems like a lot of battles this year.

 

[CatInTheHenHouse]

I can't convince hubby to cut down the one that is about 30-40 feet from the edge of the garden.

Do you eat the nuts from it?

 

[tripletfeb]

I picked garlic scapes today. And cut down my tulip and daffodil leaves. I love when the spring flowers bloom but the leaves can be kinda ugly after the flower petals drop

 

[NanaK]

The garden is so wet. My footsteps made squish, squish sounds. There is so much moisture in the air. It is very uncomfortable outside. Highs today in the mid 90s.
Pumpkins, butternut squash, watermelon and canteloupe vines have almost filled the bed.

From Monday

 

[Sally PB]

I'll pick what ever I can and hope for the best. Seems like a lot of battles this year.

I am hoping for rain today. We really need it.

Feast or famine, huh?

Do you eat the nuts from it?

Actually, no. I collected them one year, many years ago. Made a huge mess. I might try again this year. The squirrels can share, dang it!