It was as if those Morning Glory seeds could wait to send up seedlings to replace the old vines. It onlt took some 30 hours for them to emerge from the soil,
Setting up this spray head likely had much to do with them popping out of the ground. They do like plenty of water when they are little. Look for periodic progress reports in the future.
It has been a constant fight between the purple plants and the ever encroaching Bermuda grass in the area surrounding this palm tree. Noticing that many of our neighbors have installed edging to solve this problem, we picked up a 20 foot long section of plastic edging while buying some other gardening supplies this morning. It being our usual miserable hot humid weather, installation can wait until tomorrow morning.
I’ve always wanted to use the word deconstructed in a blog title. And yes, I know it should have used unconstructed or some word like that. It’s been a looong hard day and I forgot to write a post earlier so this is what you get.
And a while later she mixed all the ingredients together then baked it. At that point I had to stay out of the RV while it was baking since the fantastically wonderful smell makes me want to eat handfuls just as soon as it cools down.
What did we do before Amazon? We wasted hours and hours going to different stores to buy things. And that was if they had what we were looking for.
We’ve had a wonderful bloom this year from our volunteer morning glory plant. Unfortunately the plant is nearing the end of its life cycle, though it is still displaying a handful of blooms everyday. The little seeds have an extremely hard shell, so the best way to ensure the seeds germinate is to soak them in water till they begin to germinate. Today was the day that little miracle of life occurred.
My job in all this was to construct the seed bed near the back fence. Our soil is rock hard clay which some times grows things and sometimes doesn’t. It was a matter of removing half of the clay, pulverizing the other half and mixing it with potting soil and and sandy soil. Before placing it back in the hole I made a bottomless “container” out of bricks.
In the ground go the seeds.
A thin shade cloth cover will give them a good start when they are up and growing.
The old morning glory has definitely seen better days. The new bed is about 10 feet to the right of this one.
Just to prove that was not a posed photo of her planting the seeds, here is the video i took immediately after taking the photo.
