Propagation: Plant Propagation the Basics Sept 2017 , 1 by kittriana

kittriana wrote:
Moose camp, a Turty Point Buck deer camp, chuckl. My sandy loam turned to dust. The humidity dropped and the yard started doing an Arizona desert choke. On the other hand, once I break up the concrete that sets up into - the weeds shake the dust off nicely. My blister is still tender enough to bite if I get carried away by my weeding efforts.
Had the moonflower bloom, a pale lilac, the first bloom was struck by whatever it is that is attacking the bloom stalks and causing them to die. It hits the everlasting sage most of the time. Finally the last mg gave me a bloom. After the moonflower bloomed the cool front hit and the leaves turned.