Finished Tool Rack

As soon as we got home from our mourning at the Manti Utah temple.  I checked the plants in house two.  They were good.  Carol prepared me a tuna fish sandwich, which are always good.  I then watered the garden west of the garage.

 Yesterday. I bought a furnace filter.  I installed it this afternoon.  it was pretty dirty.

It took me the rest of the day two finish the tool rack   It works good for those tools, there is no place for those with short handles.


Comments and questions are welcome.

Another Busy Hot Day

The weather is hot.  I am trying to get the greenhouse work done before the greenhouses are hot.

The carrots are doing pretty good.  I ran a sprinkler on them for about forty minutes.

The sweet potatoes are not doing as well.  This bed should be completely covered by now.  I think that they are not getting enough water.  I ran the sprinkler here for over forty minutes.  They got a good soaking.

I worked in house six much of the morning.   I used more tomato clips.  Many of the tendrils are hooking on the wrong trellis. I cut them free.  There are a lot of tiny cucumbers.

The peas are through baring now.  I started to cut them down with a shovel.  That didn't work.  I then got down on my hands and knees and started pulling them out of the ground.  I was wearing gloves.  They protected my hands.  It took me about fifteen minuets to pull them.  I then went in for lunch.

Alisha came over to do some transplanting.  After we finished that.  I put the tomato plant that I was growing for her in the truck.  She wanted me to spray some weeds.  There were several large planters that were full of weeds.  I sprayed them and some other weeds.  When I came home I parked the truck west of the driveway.  I don't like to park close to the road.

I laid the pea vines down to the north.  It will take a while for it to dry.

The peas on the east end did not have a trellis.  When I moved them I found nine snails.  One of them had deposited some egg.  I could see the white eggs about the size of a match head in a hole about half inch deep.  I dug them out and took the above photo.  

Yesterday I saw some pictures of a rack to hold garden tools, ie. rakes, shoves. hose, etc.  I used a new 2x4 plus a fourteen pieces that were about nine inches long.  One was vertical and the other one was horizontal.  

The above photo shows how one side is put together.

This one looks a little better.


Comments and questions are welcome.