It is difficult to maintain a cheerful nature in hot and humid weather. I suppose it’s great for beachgoers.
I take full responsibility for the errors in last week’s column. As most of you know, I hand-write on Tuesdays and my editor is kind to swing by my...
I had a water crisis last week. The well at my big garden failed for over a week.
Last year there were very few hydrangea flowers. They had budded and were hit with a late freeze.
I have been very happy in the cool damp days at the beginning of the week. It has been perfect planting weather.
I’m not a big fan of hot and humid weather especially when it comes so quickly after cold and rainy.
There is quite a bit of complaining about the weather lately. It does seem that we have had plenty of rain.
My vegetable garden has completely gotten away from me. Last fall I planted winter rye in several beds.
It is rather remarkable that we have so many different plant zones on our tiny piece of land.
I’m the opposite of most people. I do not mind cool, wet days spent in a garden.
I’m not one to complain about the chilly, cloudy weather. It gives me less anxiety about all the tasks at hand.
I’ve been working outside like a crazy person and most mornings my arms and legs do not work.

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