I was able to plant another tray of Detroit Red Beets. They begin to germinate in five to six days.
The peas are pretty much dried up. I dug up an armful and put them one the compost pile. I did this and other weeding while watering some parts of our garden.
The watermelons are receiving a good soaking. I did some weeding here.
I weeded around the sweet potatoes which are doing very well.
I may have taken some pictures on Sunday; but I wait until Monday to post anything.
This morning I hurried out to house six. I wanted to get ready for the concrete reinforcing wire. I dug out all of the kohlrabi and piled them in the main isle. It was pretty muddy there.
I loaded the kohlrabi into the wheelbarrow and hauled it out to the compost pile.
The seedless cucumber are getting a good watering. The water comes on every night at seven for two hours before it shuts off.I got a good picture is garden spider.
It must have caught a grasshopper. All that is left is one grasshopper leg.
I did a lot of tomato pruning before lunch. Some of those branches may grow a couple feet during a week.
An interesting tomato. I am not sure but I think that this is a cutting from a tomato plant that I dug up last fall. I kept it in house two all winter. The fruit from the one in house two is much smaller.
I made another bow for Blue Lake pole beans. This went much faster than the first one I did last week. I secured the south side of the hoop. Next I tied the middle piece to the greenhouse bows. Last I secured the north side of the hoop.
Found another wasp nest under the bench in house six. I sprayed them with WD-40.
Lastly, I weeded five trays of cone-Tainers and put them in trays which I cut off 4 1/2 inches off the legs. They are now on pad one where the will be watered.
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