Hello!
This week was so much fun I don’t even know where to begin!
Last week I had to take a break from my garden due to the white supremacist,
Richard Spencer, that we had on our campus. If you recall from two weeks ago, I
laid down a lot of fertilizer as my plants seemed to be dying. Well fast forward
two weeks, and a few rain showers and my garden seems to be doing so much
better! My cabbage plants are no longer dying and have actually grown quite a
bit. My tomato plants have been growing excellent! After pinching of their
apical buds two weeks ago, they have bushed out and grown so much, in fact I even
had to tie and reinforce them with more stakes and twine. I am so excited that I
might even pick some early and fry myself up some nice fried green tomatoes!π
My
eggplant has branched off and started growing another fruit as well. Meanwhile
my poor snap beans were invaded by a caterpillar! He went to town on my poor
beans. This week I was about find the little critter, clean away and dead
leaves and add a little more fertilizer to get them back up and growing. I am
so excited to see how my harvest turns out. Stay tuned and hopefully we’ll have
some homegrown vegetables soon! Peace, Love, and wait. . . I almost forgot to tell you guys about the
mini heart attack I almost had! Not only did I have to get help removing the caterpillar
from my garden, but this week we had to place live lady bugs. . . . YES LIVE! In
our gardens. They actually expected me to touch them (insert horror face here π±).
Thankfully I have a handsome teaching assistant who came to my rescue and
placed them in my garden for me. He’s such a saint! I figured since it was almost
Halloween, I would share that horror story with you.
Peace, Love, & Veggies π
Tiffany
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