March 2016 Second Edition

PDF Companion Reference Files for this Edition

Photograph Dated: 3/12/16

Database Table B 
Only has last years records.  See last journal entry for link.
 
Diagram Table B 
No diagram this month but I offer this photograph of the garden as it is currently.  Note the concrete that needs to be replaced at the front bottom; the rain line is now clearly seen on the right side of the bed, and although not intentional, the darker region in the upper right of the garden is the general area where the critter burrow is below the surface.

• Photographed by Andy Dunn.
• Photogragh retouched by Author.

Spring is almost here.

The hosta spikes will be seen in about 30 days.
WARNING: This edition is a long one.

May 2015 First Edition

Is it May Already?
The garden passed from 70ºF/21.11ºC to Freezing back to 70º/21.11ºC.
Come on over to see what survived.

2014 October (Second Edition)

Frost finally comes to the Inner City of St. Paul;

and I introduce a new project for this winter!
REMINDER: Readers must understand that I write this in fragments over the two weeks, the order of comments may appear out of sequence to events.

July 2014: Second Edition

It's the middle of July … and the middle of the growing season. 

Where do I go form here, maybe a good story might be in order?