... but the plants are loving it! Everything glows in shades of green. Tonight a thick fog settled over the fields as I closed up for the night, after a full day planting winter squash, eggplants, zucchinis, carrots, beets, and tomatoes. Another good rain is coming tomorrow to water them all in. No irrigation needed these days-- one chore lifted from my workload. I am trying not to look at the weeds that are growing 10x as fast now. Apparently weeds don't take days off.
Friday, June 19, 2009
Finally rain!
After a very dry spring, this heavy rain is very welcome. It makes for a muddy harvest...

... but the plants are loving it! Everything glows in shades of green. Tonight a thick fog settled over the fields as I closed up for the night, after a full day planting winter squash, eggplants, zucchinis, carrots, beets, and tomatoes. Another good rain is coming tomorrow to water them all in. No irrigation needed these days-- one chore lifted from my workload. I am trying not to look at the weeds that are growing 10x as fast now. Apparently weeds don't take days off.
... but the plants are loving it! Everything glows in shades of green. Tonight a thick fog settled over the fields as I closed up for the night, after a full day planting winter squash, eggplants, zucchinis, carrots, beets, and tomatoes. Another good rain is coming tomorrow to water them all in. No irrigation needed these days-- one chore lifted from my workload. I am trying not to look at the weeds that are growing 10x as fast now. Apparently weeds don't take days off.
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