Back in the Piedmont
A quick trip back home to the Piedmont found an overgrown garden (which I expected). Even though it's been a bit dry, there are weeds in all of my vegetable beds. There's an ancient dogwood that's finally giving it up, but it's not entirely unexpected.
I harvested some (very small) fingerling potatoes, which I'll be eating for dinner this evening, and there will be more to come, as I clean up the beds in a couple of weeks, I suppose. There wasn't quite enough rain to encourage any real growth of new "spring" or "summer" potatoes, apparently.
My SCBG colleagues (where I used to work, and now volunteer) and I recorded some nice material around a SC Botanical Garden visit this afternoon.
Great fun to "see" the Garden after some time away, and looking forward to fielding radio calls tomorrow on YourDay, a Clemson University production that airs statewide on ETV radio.
I harvested some (very small) fingerling potatoes, which I'll be eating for dinner this evening, and there will be more to come, as I clean up the beds in a couple of weeks, I suppose. There wasn't quite enough rain to encourage any real growth of new "spring" or "summer" potatoes, apparently.
My SCBG colleagues (where I used to work, and now volunteer) and I recorded some nice material around a SC Botanical Garden visit this afternoon.
Great fun to "see" the Garden after some time away, and looking forward to fielding radio calls tomorrow on YourDay, a Clemson University production that airs statewide on ETV radio.
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