hahaha you fkn junkie, planting junkie. I tell myself often "no Im not going to plant anymore now", but I usually dont follow that
The bad thing is I was at the camp and didn't have any of my seedling soil mix. All I had was a little of the turkey manure mix that I had used for transplanting plants in the ground, and the spilled soil in the back of the truck. I had to use some of the spilled soil to get enough to do all 11 of them. Will see if it's too hot when they come up.hahaha you fkn junkie, planting junkie. I tell myself often "no Im not going to plant anymore now", but I usually dont follow that
she looks like she is going to be huge, not sure if thats such a good thing in this instance
This section of woods is not that big. In order to get away from the trails my cousins use with their 4 wheelers, I'm pretty close to the road. I can just make out cars when they pass. I don't think they would ever spot the plants, but there are people walking the road now for exercise. I worry about them hearing me sloshing water around. And later when they start to flower, the smell.she looks like she is going to be huge, not sure if thats such a good thing in this instance
What's the white stuff on the ground, Larry?
It's a kind of lichen. Only grows where the soil is very poor. It is real light weight. The poor soil is why there is good light in those woods. Woods like that is known as Scrub Oak thickets around here. There is lots of Black Jack and Post Oak as well. But it is so hard getting water in, I doubt I will grow there next year.
