Re-screening the back door. As always with these old houses. prep takes the most time. Witness:
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Establishing shot... |
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Some of the gazillion stapes I still need to remove. |
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And structural repairs. |
I imagine that the huge number of staples is a result of pulling off old screen and stapling new screen on. By the looks of it, a number of times. My plan is to tack the screen up with staples, then nail or staple on some nice trim to hold it in place
The garden:
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The kitchen bed. I'm training the muskmelon and watermelon out of the bed. Plastic bags to keep grass and weeds down. |
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Pepper sprouts! (No, I don't remember if they're Poblano of Serrano...) |
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Purple Basil flowers. |
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Baby Blackberries! |
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The one intact Early Girl. She's in front of the patio, because it seemed so bare. |
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Tiger Lillys! |
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I do not know what has knocked the onion and garlic down! |
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Tomatoes and (I believe) muskmelon! (Compared leaf shapes at the nurseries yesterday.) |
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Tomato, Quince, and (I think) pumpkin. |
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Last, but not least, Royal Candle. Smallish, I suspect, because I moved them so close to blooming. |
My return from the job interview yesterday took me near enough to York and the Big Box stores that I swung by Lowe's and Home depot, looking for Rosemary. The only ones to be had were at Home Depot. They were potted in 8' plastic pots. Asking price was $14.99. Even if I were flush wit' cash (and I'm not) I would refuse the exorbitance.
Frugal. C 'est moi.
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