rswyan
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- Joined
- May 12, 2004
- Messages
- 11,411
- Location
- Northeast Ohio
- Tractor
- Kubota B2910, Cub Cadet Pro Z 154S, Simplicity 18 CFC, Cub Cadet 782
77F and mostly sunny @ 12:00, heading up to around 82F for the day’s high.
Refilled hopper and both tube feeders first thing yesterday, also scattered some seeds for the ground feeders.
Two trips with the Cub and dump cart up to the cans at the road with garbage and recyclables.
More glyphosate spraying along west perimeter where arbs are going.
Refilled one glyphosate sprayer.
Replaced hanger tie that keeps breaking on the Japanese Beetle trap out front with a piece of aluminum wire.
Hauled down another two bucket loads of wood chips.
Got two more planting holes drilled with the PHD. One of them was an old hole that we had planted a Japanese yew in that later died ...
That last hole won't get used for an arb ... probably stick a Rose of Sharon or a Swamp Milkweed in it.
Dumped three shovelfuls of peat moss in each of the three planting holes.
Discovered a Guatemalan Blue that I had missed and got it tied up in a sling:
Have a Small Sugar pumpkin on the back trellis I need to get a sling on today.
Got the remaining two tomato plants in grow bags watered/fed and mulched one of them with straw after putting catch pans below them. The other one still needs topped off with soil before I mulch it with straw.
Then planted one of the remaining tomato plants on the back shelves into a grow bag I had partially filled with soil and got it watered in:
It was looking pretty sad ... but popped right back after a couple of hours.
Need to get the rest on the shelves watered today before they die of thirst and expire.
Found another three grow bags in the basement and brought those out.
Put another 10 gallons of water on that neglected spruce ... this time with Schultz's 20-20-20 fertilizer mixed in.
Got all the eggplant, bell peppers, and kohlrabi watered with 16oz of water each. Also hit the okra.
Ran soaker hose on all the indeterminate tomatoes on the straight trellis @ medium flow for 30 minutues.
Then ran soaker hose on pole beans and winter squash on west side of arched trellis @ the same while watching the bats.
Shut the hose off around 21:30 and came on inside.
Beyond the above I have a couple of bills I need to get scheduled for payment today.
Then continue on with the never-ending "laundry list" ...
Hope everyone is having a decent Tuesday ...
Refilled hopper and both tube feeders first thing yesterday, also scattered some seeds for the ground feeders.
Two trips with the Cub and dump cart up to the cans at the road with garbage and recyclables.
More glyphosate spraying along west perimeter where arbs are going.
Refilled one glyphosate sprayer.
Replaced hanger tie that keeps breaking on the Japanese Beetle trap out front with a piece of aluminum wire.
Hauled down another two bucket loads of wood chips.
Got two more planting holes drilled with the PHD. One of them was an old hole that we had planted a Japanese yew in that later died ...
That last hole won't get used for an arb ... probably stick a Rose of Sharon or a Swamp Milkweed in it.
Dumped three shovelfuls of peat moss in each of the three planting holes.
Discovered a Guatemalan Blue that I had missed and got it tied up in a sling:
Have a Small Sugar pumpkin on the back trellis I need to get a sling on today.
Got the remaining two tomato plants in grow bags watered/fed and mulched one of them with straw after putting catch pans below them. The other one still needs topped off with soil before I mulch it with straw.
Then planted one of the remaining tomato plants on the back shelves into a grow bag I had partially filled with soil and got it watered in:
It was looking pretty sad ... but popped right back after a couple of hours.
Need to get the rest on the shelves watered today before they die of thirst and expire.
Found another three grow bags in the basement and brought those out.
Put another 10 gallons of water on that neglected spruce ... this time with Schultz's 20-20-20 fertilizer mixed in.
Got all the eggplant, bell peppers, and kohlrabi watered with 16oz of water each. Also hit the okra.
Ran soaker hose on all the indeterminate tomatoes on the straight trellis @ medium flow for 30 minutues.
Then ran soaker hose on pole beans and winter squash on west side of arched trellis @ the same while watching the bats.
Shut the hose off around 21:30 and came on inside.
Beyond the above I have a couple of bills I need to get scheduled for payment today.
Then continue on with the never-ending "laundry list" ...
Hope everyone is having a decent Tuesday ...