The cushions for the patio furniture have been in the garage all winter. I blew off the leaves and junk from the patio and brought out the cushions. We haven't spent much time on the patio.
I worked in house one and six much of the day. I hung all of the cucumber plants. I cut off the branching and on one I cut the main stem thinking that it was a branch. It had a real nice cucumber that I picked and wrapped with Saran Wrap and put it in the fridge. The above picture is in house six and the one above it is house one.
I was recycling the twine by wrapping it on the Toma Hooks. Twine with their weights were in a tangle mess. I would get two or three short strings and tie them together for one long string. Then I wrap them on the Toma-Hook. I need a whole lot more for house six.
This is Salvia pachyphylla with the wild rice growing in ti.
Here is a closer look at a few stems of wild rye and Salvia pachyphylla.
This picture is after most of the wild rye has been removed. It took quite a while to do this one.
We planted onions here last spring. They were not worth harvesting. Today they are almost ready to bloom.
A couple of years ago I planted a black walnut here. I don't remember seeing it here las year but looks pretty good. It is about twelve inches tall. I gave it a good watering.
This a current bush that I planted here nearly ten years ago. I see it each year. It is really thorny.
The above plant, Skunk Bush, Rhus trilobata, is growing on the fence line has good color fruit and very pretty.
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