The Day After Yesterday
I surveyed the wind and hail damage from yesterday. We only lost two tomatoes out of about 30 and possibly one sunflower out of about 20, but I’m seeing if its half-severed trunk will fuse back together. The others had their leaves pierced and a few were ripped off, but I’m sure they’ll be standing straight and tall again after a week of sunshine like last time. A periodic hail storm might even be a good thing. It sort of showed me which leaves to thin out and also provided some good soft organic matter for our compost bin.
I found our heavy-duty back doormat flipped over 10 feet away along with a sandwich bag and a tin foil dispenser. We didn’t lose any shingles and the pansies (they’re supposed to be dead by this time anyway) have again proven absolutely indestructible. Not too shabby!







3 Comments Add your own
1. Sudi | May 27th, 2009 at 12:00 pm
PTL!!!!
2. Dad | May 27th, 2009 at 12:23 pm
Didn’t know you had a compost bin. We’ve had one almost a year now and haven’t thrown almost any garbage down the garbage disposal. We have a tomato bush growing out of our compost bin from a seed that got in there.
3. Steven | May 27th, 2009 at 5:05 pm
That’s hilarious. Gonna keep it? I heard of a survival guide that teaches you how to grow tomatoes from seed in newspaper shreds.
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