Weeds are taller than me!

10 years ago

Finally, today the sun came out and I ventured into the veggie garden to see what I've been missing over the past wet days. Disaster! The weeds haven't taken a rest at all. The beans that were planted during the last warm spell have all rotted in the ground and the slugs are out in full force. Oh well, I know it's not too late to plant corn so I'll go and plant and keep my fingers crossed.

Comments (6)

lilydude
10 years ago
This is a very bad sign. You aren't supposed to let the weeds take over until at least July.

Please report to the Imperial Gardener's Court and turn in your sacred golden trowel and ceremonial alpaca gardening gloves.
Embothrium
10 years ago
If she had alpacas the weeds might not have been so bad.
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dottyinduncan
Original Author
10 years ago
Funny, I was thinking of getting an alpaca....
seysonn
10 years ago
Secret to successful gardening is like secret to weight loss.
In the first case : WEED and get the slugs. In the latter stop eating..haha

This post was edited by seysonn on Thu, Jun 6, 13 at 1:41
botann
10 years ago
I live very close to a 23 acre Alpaca farm. They are not near as big as Llamas.
They sure are cute! Especially when the playful newborns are outfitted in colorful Alpaca sweaters.

Mike
flowerpowereverett
10 years ago
They may be cute, but be forewarned of alpacas, if you do something they don't like, they will spit at you, seriously! So the alpaca can do the weeding, what about the pesky snails and slugs...