Harrumph.
I’m very glad indeed that I’ve only got one flat in the pop-up greenhouse, as it will temporarily need to shelter in the house (probably on the living room table). Luckily, the goji seedling graciously puts up with getting moved around, so will not mind returning to the “hot” greenhouse (attached to the house, receives warm air at night via the air exchange with the house).
Tomorrow night should be 22°F! I know, I’ve done a fair bit of complaining about the early heat, but I’m not quite ready for that level of chill right now. Here’s to hoping that my fellow gardeners in the affected area don’t lose any early bloomers. I’m off to load up the wood stove. Brr!
Previous Journals
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The actual last pre-planting post
Hugelkultur Bed garden
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Probably the last pre-planting post
Hugelkultur Bed garden
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Hugelkultur Bed garden
Later Journals
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Harvested the pumpkins; cleared out the vines
Raised Bed 2012 garden , Small Sugar Pumpkin , and Long Island Cheese Pumpkin
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Note to self: if you trellis pumpkins, don't forget the safety harnesses.
Raised Bed 2012 garden and Long Island Cheese Pumpkin
Comments
flowerweaver wrote:
Ouch! Guess we are used to such wild weather swings down here in our diurnal climate. Stay warm with your plants!
Posted on 25 Mar 12 (about 1 year ago)
HollyBee wrote:
We’re getting it here too. From 24C two days ago to -5 tomorrow … it’s Spring all right! :)
Posted on 26 Mar 12 (about 1 year ago)
blurdom wrote:
flowerweaver – it’s tough for the trees that are much further along than they should be – luckily, it’s mostly the non-fruiting trees that are in flower right now.
HollyBee – I’d be glad if it would just stay cooler (well, maybe not 22° or -5°) until May or so – summers are long enough! They don’t need to start in March!
:-)Posted on 26 Mar 12 (about 1 year ago)
HollyBee wrote: :D
Posted on 26 Mar 12 (about 1 year ago)
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