One more to go... thank your favourite deity for the evaporative properties of wet cotton.
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Thursday, 29 January 2009
Temps - Just For My Own Record Day 2
One more to go... thank your favourite deity for the evaporative properties of wet cotton.
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2 comments:
much as i love this weather (i realise i'm in the minority), the garden is suffering terribly. my worms all died again. i'm mulching and watering like crazy. the sunflowers, still in pots, have given up the ghost. i'm learning a lot about how much it takes to maintain my garden in such conditions.
the succulents are doing pretty well, though.
hope you're keeping good, belinda.
In ways its a good thing getting home after 8 or 10 and carrying the water buckets around to water everything at night when its coolish and gives the plants time to comfortably drink it.
Plus I'm sure our plants are envy of the plants they talk to down the hill with their few degrees cooler.
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