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your points are valid, where's the rash? That's what distinguishes this from regular shingles. Jon Benet Ramsey comes to mind.
What did you plant?
Or, Hunt = Hunter Biden?
I planted corn, green beans, a mix of lettuces, and cucumbers. I've got tomato and pepper plants waiting in the wings to be planted. We were supposed to get thunderstorms today and possibly small hail, so I held off planting the tomatoes and peppers. The hail warning has passed, along with most of today's storms. The storms are not supposed to hit until midnight now. Next week is supposed to be mostly storms and rain, sigh. The weather reports are never right.
I'm already two weeks behind on planting, as we had to spend a lot of time redoing our fence set-up. Our garden is slightly bigger than 60 ft x 30 ft and is surrounded by a 6-ft high electric fence. It's a constant battle here against the "leftist" animals that think they're exempt from doing any of the work, but are entitled to all of the benefits of my garden.
The electric fence is to keep out the deer. The unfortunate thing about an electric fence is if the weeds touch the wires, then the fence is effectively grounded, making it worthless. A weed whacker works great for cutting down the weeds, but even with the wires being only 3 inches apart at the bottom part of the fence, the rabbits have no problem making it through the 3-inch gap unscathed. So, to defeat the rabbits, we put a chicken wire fence on the inside of the electric fence along with putting pavers down under the wires so as to not have to risk cutting the chicken wire with the weed whacker. The problem that arose from this was the fact that the weeds, then grew up through the chicken wire, making weeding difficult.
So, we redid the whole set-up this past week and repositioned the pavers, and added a row of bricks so that the chicken wire fence lands more towards the middle of the pavers and not towards the edge. We had to literally undo everything and redo it. It was a brutal task to be done in a short period of time. We've had a steady course of rain for most of the past two months. It wasn't until this past week or so that it became suitable enough to fix it.
After finishing everything yesterday, I went to bed at 9:30 and didn't wake up until 10 1/2 hours later! Ha!
it sounds like you have a pretty nice setup! I did a raised garden to keep the little rabbit away. I have beans in there, I also have cantaloupe and peas. And herbs. Sounds like you're getting a lot of rain. We're on fire here in S Texas.
Yep, lots of water this year. I'm behind on everything outdoors. It's been really hard to keep up with the weeds, outdoor plants, and the grass.
I'm not planting a lot this year, variety-wise, as we have a lot already canned from prior years. I have a food intolerance to sulfites, so I'm sort of stuck having to can a lot of my own food. You wouldn't believe how many things have sulfites in them -- and producers are not legally required to note this on their products. A lot of vegetables naturally contain sulfites, too -- like anything in the brassica family (cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, etc.), and allium family (onions, garlic, chives, etc.) Caramel coloring contains sulfites, too. Most frozen vegetables use sulfites to preserve the color. It's in everything. It sucks, but what are you gonna do? One has to eat.
I have a lot of food intolerances too. I've thought that jusssst maybe, all of these food processing facilities being destroyed are a way to get the crap out of our food. Good for you for canning. The FDA is not our friend.