- Yesterday Pogo chewed the stick marking the tiny burnt orchid, trampling the orchid in the process. This morning he carried off the new stick and I haven't found the orchid again.
- Lilies of the valley blooming happily.
- Daylilies growing happily.
- The iris from Club Liseron (what color were they I wonder?) have buds now.
- Two days ago, I put the rest of the red and white (all but one) geraniums in the pot for the glass brick window. The extra white one went in the center of last year's hanging petunia basket, where a petunia of two seems to be making a comeback.
- Lettuce looking good. Basil not.
- There are a zillion burnt orchids just below the birches. We've marked a bunch, but Ed found another when he mowed Tuesday evening. Early purple orchid still blooming too.
- No sign of chives
- Wild strawberries looking happy
- Yesterday we got tomato plants (a mixture of cherry ones plus a group of beefsteak, which are supposed to have few seeds), basil plants (a mixture), and cilantro plants in the post, in the cutest little green greenhouse things, with each plant in each own slot. All but the cilantro look quite healthy. The cilanto looks puny as it usually seems to; even full-grown it looks fragile. Today I potted these up into half toilet paper rolls. Maybe when we return they'll be ready to put into the ground.
- Nothing happening.