Ann B.
04-21-2006, 01:53 PM
Did you know there were any?
Well, for one thing, I have been able to store my potting soil outside with no fear of it getting drenched. That means no hawling it back and forth every time I use it. This is what I have to do in the summer when we are threatened by daily afternoon thunderstorms.
The good news? We have thunderstorms rapidly approaching from the west. Those are typical of what we get in the summer time. They hit Houston one day and the next day, they are here.
Better get outside and move that tub of prepared mix as well as the bag of unprepared. They are going to the old gh which is easier for now. I hope to do some more potting up tomorrow, and taking some cuttings on Sunday. The temps are supposed to drop back more toward normal.
One thing for sure, Rebecca's and Laura's daylily seedlings in the old gh haven't seemed to mind the heat at all (almost 100 F). Of course, they have been misted every day, sometimes more than once per day. Thirsty little growing babies!!!!
Well, for one thing, I have been able to store my potting soil outside with no fear of it getting drenched. That means no hawling it back and forth every time I use it. This is what I have to do in the summer when we are threatened by daily afternoon thunderstorms.
The good news? We have thunderstorms rapidly approaching from the west. Those are typical of what we get in the summer time. They hit Houston one day and the next day, they are here.
Better get outside and move that tub of prepared mix as well as the bag of unprepared. They are going to the old gh which is easier for now. I hope to do some more potting up tomorrow, and taking some cuttings on Sunday. The temps are supposed to drop back more toward normal.
One thing for sure, Rebecca's and Laura's daylily seedlings in the old gh haven't seemed to mind the heat at all (almost 100 F). Of course, they have been misted every day, sometimes more than once per day. Thirsty little growing babies!!!!