It's GOT to be a cat.
Meanwhile, in the back yard...
I started most of the sunflowers in peat pots. I didn't "plant" the pots properly, so many of the sunflowers are falling over.

A fairly useless photo showing the base of the plant, but not illuminating the peat pot!

That's not really soil, it's about two inches of little leaves. Very loose! Next year--USE SOIL!
I tied it to the stake with twice. I have a BIG ball of twine!

The green line...

The fairly lame compost bin is in the background. I REALLY should get rid of that white junk in the fence, it looks AWFUL!
Later!
1 comment:
Bummer about the sunflowers. Jacob is actually growing one right now. I need to support it too. It's small right now but I'm afraid it'll fall over. I'm also afraid to plant it out back because whenever I plant something--the bugs eat all the leaves! I thought they might be snails--no. Can never catch any of them in the act!
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