More fall vegetables
This evening, I sowed chard and beet seeds that I'd soaked overnight into one of the beds I'd prepared yesterday. I also sowed some mesclun mix.
There's always a new gardening season, I think (I'll be ready to get this summer behind us).
The heat in the Piedmont seems oppressive (it was 95°F today), even though the mornings and evenings are OK. It's all a matter of degrees, I guess; it was probably in the upper 80's in the mountains, but that makes a difference, even if both places are hotter than normal (whatever that means nowadays).
My gardening companion and gardening assistant enjoyed a refreshing swim in late afternoon at Lake Hartwell; a deep water cove provided cooler water than our shallower beaches.
There's always a new gardening season, I think (I'll be ready to get this summer behind us).
The heat in the Piedmont seems oppressive (it was 95°F today), even though the mornings and evenings are OK. It's all a matter of degrees, I guess; it was probably in the upper 80's in the mountains, but that makes a difference, even if both places are hotter than normal (whatever that means nowadays).
My gardening companion and gardening assistant enjoyed a refreshing swim in late afternoon at Lake Hartwell; a deep water cove provided cooler water than our shallower beaches.
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