Taking a week away from writing a Yard Post to end 2019, but here are a few photos anyway.
Above, the cauliflower is coming along well with very few aphids this season.
Below, installed a weather station in the yard the other day, which immediately recorded a couple inches of rain.
Still some split pomegranates hanging on the tree. They sure taste great when allowed to hang for this long.
Thank you for all the insightful information from mulch to micro sprinklers. My avocados are a lot happier for it all. Hope this New Year brings many blessings to your family.
Glad to see I’m not the only one to grow “split pomegranates”.
Yes, Dal! I actually love the split ones because they’re so easy to open. The kids and I just sit down in the yard with a handful, break them into sections, and make a red mess of our faces and hands. And I’ve found the strangest thing the past few weeks where the split ones almost never have rotten arils, but many of the pomegranates without split skin have parts that are spoiling inside. It’s exactly the opposite of what I’d expect.
Thanks for all the gardening advice. Happy holidays.
I pretty much wait for all of my poms to split before I pick them, that’s how I figure they’re ripe to eat! I know I mentioned this previously but I had a meager crop of pomegranates this year and someone mentioned the heavy rains can sometimes affect your crop. Wonder if anyone else had a light crop of poms as well?