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Garden helper?
Hello, These 5 little plants are puzzling me. I'm pretty sure I didn't plant them, I'm getting older but I don't think I'm suffering from that, that....oh darn what you call it
Anyway I don't think they are just common weeds, something too precise.
I speculate my helper is a fuzzy little one of gods creatures about 6inch long 2inch tall with a cousin Alvin in Hollywood. We have LOTS of these little guys running around and they can just walk straight through our deer/rabbit fence.
I think he must have buried them before the mulch since it was never disrupted. Wish my Dill was doing as good as these...maybe sunflowers? That's my guess since we indulge the birds visiting the feeders.
There is another group of these popping up in another Square Foot. It would be interesting to see what they grow into. And there is nothing extraneous in the elevated bed.
Wow gardening is a great learning adventure.
OC
PS who ordered this mid summer hell weather? We are not supposed to be 90+ and humid, that's Mid Atlantic nonsense!!!
Anyway I don't think they are just common weeds, something too precise.
I speculate my helper is a fuzzy little one of gods creatures about 6inch long 2inch tall with a cousin Alvin in Hollywood. We have LOTS of these little guys running around and they can just walk straight through our deer/rabbit fence.
I think he must have buried them before the mulch since it was never disrupted. Wish my Dill was doing as good as these...maybe sunflowers? That's my guess since we indulge the birds visiting the feeders.
There is another group of these popping up in another Square Foot. It would be interesting to see what they grow into. And there is nothing extraneous in the elevated bed.
Wow gardening is a great learning adventure.
OC
PS who ordered this mid summer hell weather? We are not supposed to be 90+ and humid, that's Mid Atlantic nonsense!!!
OldCrow- Posts : 45
Join date : 2020-05-09
Location : Mid Coast Maine 5a
Re: Garden helper?
Those could be Sunflower, but it is hard to tell at that stage. We have sunflower coming up everywhere because of the birds. The Bluejays and Woodpeckers grab sunflower seeds out of the feeder and fly off to a tree or a post to crack open the seed. Quite often they end up dropping the seed, and having to back to feeder to get another one. Then we'll have a sunflower growing there.
Our Dill is over 3' tall already.
We are also suffering from that high heat and humidity, without any rain. Right now it is 93°F, with a heat index of 98°F, and the humidity is miserable. Every morning they say we are going to have spotty showers or thunderstorms, but they never happen. If it weren't for the drip irrigation on the beds, we wouldn't have any vegetables left.
Our Dill is over 3' tall already.
We are also suffering from that high heat and humidity, without any rain. Right now it is 93°F, with a heat index of 98°F, and the humidity is miserable. Every morning they say we are going to have spotty showers or thunderstorms, but they never happen. If it weren't for the drip irrigation on the beds, we wouldn't have any vegetables left.
"In short, the soil food web feeds everything you eat and helps keep your favorite planet from getting too hot. Be nice to it." ~ Diane Miessler, "Grow Your Soil"
Re: Garden helper?
3ft! holy cow, you can hardly see my Dill. Heck I got excited because it just got true leaves or what ever you call a Dill plant's main stuff
I stand corrected by that "Mid Atlantic" heat stuff. I should know better I rode a bicycle ride in IOWA, RAGBRAI, several years ago in the end of July. Yes the midwest get HOT.
I'm doing nothing but hand watering. The last rain we had was 1/2inch on June 11th and next predicted Jun 26/27. I've ordered a Drip irrigation setup but still waiting.
I think I'll thin those "sunflowers" and see what happens. I'll post a picture when the true leave come out.
OC
I stand corrected by that "Mid Atlantic" heat stuff. I should know better I rode a bicycle ride in IOWA, RAGBRAI, several years ago in the end of July. Yes the midwest get HOT.
I'm doing nothing but hand watering. The last rain we had was 1/2inch on June 11th and next predicted Jun 26/27. I've ordered a Drip irrigation setup but still waiting.
I think I'll thin those "sunflowers" and see what happens. I'll post a picture when the true leave come out.
OC
OldCrow- Posts : 45
Join date : 2020-05-09
Location : Mid Coast Maine 5a
Re: Garden helper?
Did you ever figure out what your seedlings were?
And if they survived -- that is if your little garden helper didn't re-discover them as a nice salad-- what do they look like now?
And if they survived -- that is if your little garden helper didn't re-discover them as a nice salad-- what do they look like now?
Nicola- Posts : 220
Join date : 2010-05-19
Location : Central CT Zone 6a
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