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Old 28-05-2017, 10:56 PM posted to rec.gardens.edible
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On 5/28/2017 3:35 PM, songbird wrote:
George Shirley wrote:
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What is this "cold" thing? We're getting 90 + F every day now. Garden is
exploding as long as we water. Wife is off to eldest brother's 80th
birthday and won't be back until Friday. Have been watering almost daily
in the raised beds and all the other growing things. Weather folk are
claiming possible rain over next seven days. I don't understand possible
rain I just want REAL rain. G


yeah, overnight temperatures are forecast to be 49 -
50 a few nights this week. rains forecast for today
after 5pm. not sure we'll get anything from it. radar
looks iffy, south and north of us as usual. daytime
temps finally mid-70s. will get things planted after
this round of nighttime temps begins to head back up
again.


If I can hang on a few more years I will be 80, something no other male
in my family has ever reached. Here at 77 I am leading the pack on
eldest male in family so far. Thanks to modern medicine and a good woman.





I'm using a cane now, wonder what will be next. At least I can still
garden somewhat.


i'm sure Tai Chi can be adapted to sitting cane
form as it does have a sword form. always a good
idea to be prepared IMO.


Lonesome George


Tilly Dawg?

break over, gotta get back outside for a bit if it
might rain, pick up my stuff i was working with and
putter around weeding. just in the section i'm
working on now i figure another three days at least at
the rate i've been going. of course, i usually do
something else for a while too to keep on top of
things.

cheers,


songbird

Just got a pop up on the screen, seriously severe weather expected over
the next ten hours. Maybe some real rain but I hope no twisters nor
other strong winds. I'm having a problem with getting a fence builder to
come and put in a fifty foot long back fence with a gate and the builder
will have to put the posts deep as we're on a steep slope next to a
natural gas pipeline.