The “light” pruning of the Summersweet turned into a good-sized project, but it’s done.
\nI hope the plants forgive me for my numerous mistakes.
\nThis weekend is predicted to be a washout for outdoor activity, although Robert did get in a sailing lesson today.
\nI was able to do an internal exchange at Sea Mist to the week of September 26.
\nThe Lupine are not doing well at all, probably not enough sun. I bought two bigger ones at the discount nursery today; at 30% off, they were not much more expensive than the tiny ones. I will definitely have to find a better spot for them.
\nSomething tore up one of my blueberry bushes, probably a raccoon or a dog. Lesson learned about how to better set up the netting. I redid the rest so that the nets don’t form a barrier.
\nJames did a fantastic job of cutting their lawn, which resulted in an enormous pile of grass. Peter is smart, he raised the lawnmower to about 3-4 inches off the ground. I haven’t seen their lawn look this good, ever.
\nDropped off some leftovers from last weekend’s yard sale at the Falmouth Hospital thrift shop, which is just about the nicest one around, yesterday on the way to work.
\nI was happy to get this and a couple other weekend chores out of the way, made things easier today since I had so many errands: Hyannis Toyota, Home Goods, Visitors Center to pick up a transfer station sticker, prescription refill, Robert to sailing, etc. Rented “Shutter Island”, good film, better than I expected.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The “light” pruning of the Summersweet turned into a good-sized project, but it’s done. I hope the plants forgive me for my numerous mistakes. This weekend is predicted to be a washout for outdoor activity, although Robert did get in … Continue reading