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ArishMell · 70-79, M
What a lovely garden!
Mine is suffering from the drought though the shrubs are still hanging on. So are the lettuces that have run to flower (they grew more quickly than the snails and I could eat them).
The frog ponds are still reasonably full. One already existed when I bought the house, and I have had to shade it. I built the other to take advantage of the shade from a wall.
Mine is suffering from the drought though the shrubs are still hanging on. So are the lettuces that have run to flower (they grew more quickly than the snails and I could eat them).
The frog ponds are still reasonably full. One already existed when I bought the house, and I have had to shade it. I built the other to take advantage of the shade from a wall.
JimboSaturn · 51-55, M
@ArishMell I hope you guys get some rain and cooler weather over there!
ArishMell · 70-79, M
@JimboSaturn Thank you! We are hoping for that!
The more likely breaks in the weather, at first at least, is thunderstorms, which by falling on very dry ground are more likely to create flash-floods than do anything very useful. We need lots of steady rain - oh, I say that as someone who lives near a seaside resort.
The more likely breaks in the weather, at first at least, is thunderstorms, which by falling on very dry ground are more likely to create flash-floods than do anything very useful. We need lots of steady rain - oh, I say that as someone who lives near a seaside resort.