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Little frog resting on a leaf in the greenhouse.
Pruned tomato vines yesterday and getting ready to start new plants.
Pruned tomato vines yesterday and getting ready to start new plants.
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THEY LIVE!
I wasn't expecting that, pretty stoked!
I wasn't expecting that, pretty stoked!
Frost damage assessment:
Tropical passion fruit looks pretty toasty despite cover, as expected. Hella mulch so I am expecting it to make it thru and sprout again next spring
Rosemary cultivar: Arp, no issues with either plant. One was under plastic grocery bags the other a cardboard box. Interestingly the one under a box was next to a burned up winter choy, supposed to be ok to sub zero and a damaged Russian kale that should be ok to -40. Oregano is good, majoram is damaged Cabbages and box choy are melted. All new plants put in late summer.
Tropical passion fruit looks pretty toasty despite cover, as expected. Hella mulch so I am expecting it to make it thru and sprout again next spring
Rosemary cultivar: Arp, no issues with either plant. One was under plastic grocery bags the other a cardboard box. Interestingly the one under a box was next to a burned up winter choy, supposed to be ok to sub zero and a damaged Russian kale that should be ok to -40. Oregano is good, majoram is damaged Cabbages and box choy are melted. All new plants put in late summer.
Finally getting around to a big oak that died. Hauled it up close to the wood stacks. I'm cutting 2 different lengths. One for the house and Longer for the greenhouse barrel stove.
Still a little stump left to cut off and haul up. It's about 36" at the base .
The 2 racks are for the house and was what I cut and split before I took pictures of the pile of wood.
Still a little stump left to cut off and haul up. It's about 36" at the base .
The 2 racks are for the house and was what I cut and split before I took pictures of the pile of wood.
Hang tight Bee population, the gubbermint is here to help.
US government approves use of world’s first vaccine for honeybees | Bees | The Guardian
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US government approves use of world’s first vaccine for honeybees | Bees | The Guardian
US government approves use of world’s first vaccine for honeybees
Hopes of a new weapon against diseases that routinely ravage colonies that are relied upon for food pollination
The treatment free crowd will never use itHang tight Bee population, the gubbermint is here to help.
US government approves use of world’s first vaccine for honeybees | Bees | The Guardian
US government approves use of world’s first vaccine for honeybees
Hopes of a new weapon against diseases that routinely ravage colonies that are relied upon for food pollination
Is foul brood an issue here. I've read about it but never heard about anyone who had it?
I haven't seen any but the possibility is always there.
Imagine a large outfit that has hundreds of hives and has a case of American foulbrood and the entire yard quarantined. That could get in the pocket book quick. Especially if they were selling nucs or package bees.
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