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Mine are in my 3 season room, with a lot of windows, and honestly hardly ever use the electric light in that room.
So, I am supposed to bring what's left of my Christmas Cactus indoors?
Okay, I will.
There is a daylight lamp I can put next to it.
And maybe feed it.
So I wonder if that does it. I have insane blooms and it grows like mad
I want a salmon one too and have a place I will try one when I can find it. I've never put one outside.
About sprinkler systems.
A neighbor did not turn off or adjust their sprinkler system at winter time.
They would go on at 4:00 a.m., overflow the walkway, and freeze into a section of ice, causing a slip and fall hazard on the walkway.
We just need rain!!! It's coming they say......
Not bad at all here, just a few limbs down. The silver lining for me is that most of the remaining leaves were blown off the trees at once so a couple hours of blowing between showers and I should have them off the driveway and down in the ravine.
I hope your neighbors get their burnt roof tarped before your rain hits. I feel so bad for them - their holidays are not going to be very pleasant.
I like this time of year when I don’t feel pressure to work outside so I have time to plan the big things I need to do next year. It’s also good to note and reflect on what I accomplished this year, otherwise it’s hard to see progress.
Next year is going to be a big ‘surface’ year. I need to start putting aside $ for gravel and compost and figuring out how many cubic yards I will need of each. I am really, really bad at that. I mean REALLY.
I do pay attention to shade and sun etc .
But my successes are hit or miss . I’d guess 70% success rate .
Most everything here is viewed from a distance so I use the ‘squinty blob’ technique. I point my eyes toward a bed and squint, then try to imagine the general shape and foliage color and texture that will look good with what’s already there. The problem with that is I’m actually planting for the next owner unless I buy everything BIG.
Maybe I’m going at it backwards……