Sunday, May 17, 2020

More seeding

3paks 3pp of 2016 ichi kiri squash
1 Pak pandora poppy Dam18
2paks Nemophilia baby blue eyes westcoast17
2 paks mini sweet pepper
2pKs chocolate habanero
1 Pak red cayenne
5 peat pots of west coast 19 asparagus bean




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Squash and cucumber seeding may 17/20

Seeded one tray 1204 48 in total

Cucumber marketmore dam18 1pak 5pp
Cucumber Mercury Dam20 1 Pak 4-5pp 18 seeds in packet 4-6" mini cubes

Dunja squash Dam20 disease resistant 2pp one Pak 8 seeds in packet
Deema squash Dam20 middle eastern type 3pp one Pak 12 seeds in packet

Butternut 16&18 2 of each per Pak or 4pp 4 paks total
Orange Hubbard 2018 3paks 3pp
Green squash from fina 2019 1pak 3pp

Thinking of putting ichi Kiri 2016 in front bed where garlic will go- likely be finished by garlic time




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Sugar snap peas May 17/20

seeded one package of Sugar SNap peas-

package says thin to 2" apart - planted 15-16 seeds per row( 8-9 rows)


Dam 20 Cascadia 68 days 2-3 ft vines

Lettuce transplanted

transplanted lettuce seedling from last years lettuce bed and seedlings from lettuce planted in March

dug a big clump of the yellow daffodils from under the weeping mulberry- planted the bulbs along the front along 3rd line- under trees, between daylilies

plated about 4-5 rows of glads with Jackie 10 bulbs per row


Jackie seeded beets, rutabaga, pak choi 

brought her birdhouse gourds- transplanted from egg carton to 4 inch pots about12-13

Kids went swimming for about 45-60 minutes

Alejandra, Raquel mowed Kaleb dug weeds, Marco took beans down and hulled some



Tuesday, May 12, 2020

Anemone May 12/20

Frost last few nights

Covered asparagus
Put heater in verandah

Sunday, May 10, 2020

May10

planted 3 rhubarb at harp and 2 by arbor gateway
Friday night was cold -2 put heater in covered verandah 
dug daffodils by mugho pine along south wall under kitchen window, plantes some here and there
fixed rhubarb bed boards that were loose- they are untreated and just dug them in deeper- have rotted to point that there is not much wood to screw into
trimmed some low lying branches along roadway lawn

dug out yarrow from hammock step put them in far south east border beds and hugel garden
planted red cannas by front bed where the purple sand cherry tree used to be
some along fence near mini roses, some near koren lilac bush, some in bird bath bed where miscanthus used to be, some in
 seeded sunflower black in front bed, in front roadway beds, by viburnum at shed, by purple sand cherry/cedar, by elderberry,
planted calla lily by harp between rhubarb