It was 28℃/22℃ today, with strong winds all day and light rain from noon.Perhaps because the minimum temperature was high, many plants were quite dehydrated. Meanwhile, cutting back and pruning is going on.This time I plucked the core of a yellow petunia ‘Easy Wave’. This is what it looked like before I put the scissors
Today’s sky is clear and the temperature is 31℃/20℃.I think this is the first time this year that the temperature has exceeded 30℃.It was such a hot day that I planted the petunia ‘Sakura Sakura’. I saw it for the first time at a local hardware store a few weeks ago and fell in love
It’s raining and quite humid today, 27℃/22℃.It’s been a long time since I’ve been sweating like this, but I’m in a calm atmosphere, and I’m going back to the rainy season. First up is Geranium ‘Moonlight’ Senbalo.Since I added more pots in early spring, the leaves have increased and it has grown thick.I think it’s
Cutting back is recommended before the rainy season, but I had completely forgotten about it and am currently working on it.So today I cut back Calibrachoa and Baby Sunrose. First up is Calibrachoa ‘Uno Double’ orange.It hasn’t gotten very big, and it’s only recently that the flowers have finally started to grow. If you don’t
It started raining in the afternoon, and today’s temperature was 25℃/19℃. I saw twice on other people’s blogs that they had cut back Sanbritainia.“By the way!” I decided to cut back immediately. The official website says “before the rainy season”, but I guess it’s okay.Actually, I was so happy that it was growing so thick
Part 2 of “Planting summer seedlings.”It was a few days ago that I found seedlings that I hadn’t been able to get the last time.The forecast was for heavy rain the next day, so we decided to plant today. First up is Summer Mist.I’ve been looking for Torenia since last year, but I haven’t been
Heavy rain is forecast to continue all day and night starting tonight, and today’s temperature is 26℃/16℃.It’s irresistible to step down onto the south-facing balcony.I decided to take care of the plants while bringing them into the house. First up is hydrangea.I decided to leave it outside so I wouldn’t have to worry about it
I have prepared seedlings for the summer. I have already decided what I want this summer. Clockwise from the upper left pink flower,Pelargonium granpasso plus ‘Sweet Pink’,Veranda vegetable garden cherry tomatoes – cherry tomatoes – sweet basil,Petunia ‘Easy Wave’ yellow, Calibrachoa ‘Uno Double’ orange. Pelargoniums are only available until early summer, but my family fell
