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<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"We’re back in Tucson now which is nice because it is so hot here! I worked on the yard all day today – mostly on the weeds that seem to never stop\u00a0populating around the house. I also mowed the grass which is coming along\u00a0quite nicely. We have a perennial bermuda\u00a0and I will seed an annual rye in a few months so we’ll have grass throughout the winter as well.<\/p>\n
I didn’t do much with the garden this year. I started growing a few watermellon plants at work and then earlier in the year transplanted them into the garden. For months nothing really happened and I just figured that I had planted them at a bad time and that it would yield no fruit. Then, what seemed out of no where, I found 5 good sized mellons growing a few weeks back. The photo below is from today. I have no idea how to tell when they are ready to eat.<\/p>\n
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We’re back in Tucson now which is nice because it is so hot here! I worked on the yard all day today – mostly on the weeds that seem to never stop\u00a0populating around the house. I also mowed the grass … Continue reading