Looks like it might miss us not by far though!
That cloud does not look happy, at allā¦ Good thing you have protection in placeā¦Unlike your worm orgiesā¦
K.
Itās 3 days of 100+ & 20% RH here, headed your way soon.
So hereās the plant assortment from a company that we stumbled onto in a home and garden show in Loveland called āgardens that rockā called āpurple rainā hereās a run down of perennials that are included in the box
Pagan purple delphiniums
Rosalie figge iris
Bella Lugosi day lily
Deep purple salvia
Purple cone flower
Roxanne geraniums
Purple dome aster
Millennium allium
Forever purple heuchera
Purple pasture flower
Purple beauty phlox
Pippas purple hellebore
Substitute of 1-2 plants of the hellebore yet to be determined
Iāll get a pick in full sun as well. The wife and I couldnāt get all 40 plants in the box so we decorated elsewhere
Just got the notification that the kit of blumats are at the post office should have them in hand around 12:30 -1300! Yippeee!
Those are gonna be beautiful! Btwā¦ hellebores are shade plants
Well the seeds Istarted a few days back are now ready to blend up and to make some enzyme rich sprout tea!
Iām waiting another day on the mung bean needs a tad longer tail IMO.Nice. I have some wild hops growing on one of our properties. I attempted to brew beer with it last year but I not at skilled in it as I thought lol.
Oh think I fortgot to add that along with mung , I also have alfalfa and barley seeds tea these are ground up in a cup of water strained and diluted out for water in the plants
mYa I think I might have a bumper crop with these this year! That be cool to make a light hoppy beer with some hemp seeds and call it āHempy Turtle AleāLol
Found the substitute for the hellebore it coral bells
Hey Man,
What is the Mung all about? Enzymes as well?
K.
Yah think itās more used towards flower but would have to research some Kaligrownbudz vids to find out for sure of the top of the head Id guess potassium!
Thanksā¦I will look for his sprout tea vidā¦I never thought to look there.
Regards,
K.
Thatās a busy garden there brother. Itāll look fantastic when they all bloom.
Around here, all Lilly (especially strathapillium) must be in pots, otherwise Iāll mow them. They grow fast and thick and have to be contained. Same with the bloody Begonias lol.
I really wish we could get some lavender going though, I love their smell.
Cheers
Iām thinking the plants in the well established beds are liking their soil had an inch of growth on pic from #571 .
Was is the barley/ alfalfa tea perhaps? Have this feeling growth is really going to start taking off here!