Blossoms from the cherrt tree in the back yard.
I picked more asperges stems.
I also got our first picking of rhubarb.
This is part dahlia flower bed.
I write all most every day of what goes on in our home in the garden and in the nursery. We are ordinance workers at the Manti Temple on the Tuesday morning shift and the Saturday evening shift. In addition there are several trips to Utah county a couple of times a month and a few short trips to other mountain west areas. Our family is most important to us. All of our children live in Utah except one who lives in Kentucky.
Blossoms from the cherrt tree in the back yard.
It was 6:30 when we left Holden this morning. Traffic was light when we got on the freeway, The traffic was much heavier when we got into Utah county. We picked up the Batty's and then drove to the Timpanogos temple. We had a good session in spite of a couple problems. We took the Batty's home and then drove home, I put on my work clothes and walked out to Greenhouse five.
After breakfast we watched the morning channel 44 TV programs. When they were over, we drove to Fillmore. We stopped at the Fillmore IFA. We bought some Pontiac potatoes and russet potatoes. I wanted some celebrity tomato plants. The didn't have any. I ordered some. We stopped at Roper's where I bought lights and a gate valve. We got soft ice-cream cones. We ate them on the way home. After lunch I planted the sweet potatoes. Two rooted stems and the two sweet potatoes that many roots.
I picked a lot of asparagus. The photo above is of one of our best asparagus clump.We are going to the Timpanogos temple early in the morning. I did the watering in greenhouse five. I opened the east door and closed the west door. We watched TV until we went to bed.
I watched the clock in my bedroom for about one hour before got up. I weighted in, posted my weigh, said my prayers and then shaved. I turned on the morning news. I was out of oatmeal mush so I started a new batch. I then fed the cats. I started breakfast. Carol then got up and started washing the clothes. After breakfast I went out to greenhouse five.
I was up in time to watch the morning news. I wasn't early enough to shave but did say my prayers. I fed the cats and started breakfast. I watched the morning channel 44 TV shows. When they were over, we picked up the mail and drove to Fillmore. We stopped at the drug store where Carol got her medication. We then stopped at Roper's where I bought a 75-foot garden hose. It rained most of the day. After dinner it was more TV. I then watered some of the plants and picked a handful of green arrow peas. I gave them to Carol.
I got up this morning early enough to watch them morning news. Richard was gone when when I got up. He was called back to work to fix some broken equipment. I then watched channel eleven and we watched Sunday morning programs. I fed the cats started breakfast. The Sunday morning session of stake conference was starting at ten. We put on our Sunday clothes. It was a little after nine when we drove to Fillmore. We were way early and set on the third bench in front of the chapel. The meeting was really good. The speakers were inspiring. The choir who was members of the relief society were good. Another group were extremely good. After the meeting was over, we went home for a dinner of roast beef, baked potatoes and gravy. After supper we watched TV until we went to bed.
I was almost finished with breakfast when the back doorbell rang. It was Robert. He said that he came early before it gets too hot. I finished eating and Robert went out to greenhouse five.
He started planting. There was braided wire laying on the floor. Every time we would walk through the greenhouse, we would get our feet tangled in the wire. He wound the wire around two nursery pots. We took out to the grape vines and hooked it to a T post on the west end and stretched it to a turnbuckle on the east end. Robert's friend came and helped with the wire.