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Cherokee Trail of Tears.\u00a0 Hutterite.\u00a0 Soup beans and green beans.\u00a0 Vidalia onions from sets grown in Georgia.\u00a0 Purple passion and white asparagus.\u00a0 Three varieties of tomatoes.\u00a0 Golden beets.\u00a0 Pretty much the last of this year’s non-succession planting.\u00a0 Mark’s been a big help, letting Kate and I focus on the things we do best.\u00a0 One or two things remain: cucumber, gourds, but they’re delayed right now.\u00a0 So Artemis Hives and Gardens has all the bees in their colonies, early and post-frost vegetables plants in the ground and daffodils and tulips and our magnolia providing color.\u00a0 The fruit tree’s buds have swollen; the currants have fully leafed out; the quince has its bright red flowers; the gooseberry plants are in a new home with more sun and Kate has planted shade lovers in the spots where the gooseberries were.<\/p>\n
Left to figure out.\u00a0 What crop(s) to grow in the hydroponics during the summer.\u00a0 How to take good care of the fruit trees and their produce.\u00a0 Succession dates for the rest of the growing season.\u00a0 Mulching and pruning.\u00a0 Weeding.<\/p>\n
My object list for my Thursday early evening Love, Sex and Scandal tour:\u00a0 Venus figurine, The Singer Su Hsia0-Hsia0, Theseus Killing the Centaur, Bacchante and Satyr,\u00a0 Mlle. Lange as Danae, Lucretia, The Little Girl, The Living Room.\u00a0 This group wanted edgy.\u00a0 This tour will qualify.<\/p>\n
Late to bed last night, a great day today so I planted in the am, but I still need to do Latin.\u00a0 Not so easy with a fuzzy head.\u00a0 Probably nap time.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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