The Topaz melons are coming along nicely. When I looked at them tonight they are still doing well.
I filled the sprayer up with this Round-up type and sprayed more weeds in the area of the grape plants.
I was spraying in back of the shed and sprayed this Elder Berry plants. I didn't see it until I sprayed it. I hurried to the patio and remove the back-pack sprayer. I got my green watering can and washed off the weed killer. I then hoed up all of the weeds.
This is one of the older back-pack sprayer that I have. I put some water in it to see if it would work. I did get it to sprays some, but it was hard to pump and a very little spray of water come from the nasal. I watched some You Tube videos to see if I could repair it. There wasn't anything. I put it in the truck to take it to the dump.
I found the tub of Gambel Oak trees. They were leafing out. I thought that they had died. I could have transplanted them into individual pots if I found them they leafed out.
The other melons are germinating.
The Crook-neck squash haven't germinate yet.
I drove in this pipe several years ago to hold up an elder-berry shrub. It died. I dug around the pipe and let some water run in the hole. I was able to push it back and forth and I pulled it up.
This is a bag of rabbit pellets. I heard of read the alfalfa pellets made good fertilize. I tried it out. Will have to wait till mid summer to see if it works.
I dug holes for three Big Beef tomato plants. I put two handfuls of pellets in each hole.
The wire basket is covered with a piece of burlap. They were prepared last year. I went looking for baskets and found these.
The small basket shade the Big Beef tomato plants.
I found a hose that I don't think I have used for ears. It was dirty and part of the hose was buried in some dirt. I pulled it out and straightened it out. The gasket was missing on the female end. I found one in the garage. It was hard to put in like most of them are. I was able to get it in and started screw it to the facet; I had to get a pair of plyers to screw it on tight. I turned on the water to clean out the hose.
I let the water run for over an hour on the peonies.
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