I love the little sunflowers that volunteered to grow by my porch. As my mother used to says,"You have the same clothes to get glad in."
Welcome to my Gardening Blog.
In October of 2012 I moved from Anaheim CA to the Mojave Desert. So the older posts will reflect my gardening before the move, and my newer ones are after the move. Now that I have a huge yard and sandy soil (the opposite of what I had in Anaheim), I have to learn how to adapt.
Monday, August 05, 2013
Saturday, August 03, 2013
Fertilizing Day
The garden was looking a little sad, so I fertilized everything this morning. I've never fertilized before, preferring to see what this new and different soil would do on its own. The gourds look great but everything else was showing yellowing leaves. The tomato worms did a lot of damage too. And the little yellow pear shaped tomatoes were getting smaller and smaller. So I hope the fertilizer helps.
Curved Snake Gourd |
I held up my hand so you could see how big this gourd is. |
I'm hoping to use the straight snake gourds for quivers. |
Oh dear, our water storage tank overflowed. We found out the float was stuck. |
Mammoth Sunflower |
My most successful sunflower. |
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garden,
L.V. CA,
lucerne valley,
snake gourds,
sunflower
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