Wild Plants, Whales, and Oz in the Garden,

 Due to major amount of 

rain, my yard was still 

wet on Friday.

So, come Friday afternoon,

I was still chilling and 

waiting till later in the 

day to cut. 

An advantage to not cutting

grass is it allows other 

things to grow also.

Friday morning, I grabbed

my shovel, filled a large

pot with soil and dug up some

things that apparently once

grew either in the soil of 

my forest or in the hay that

was put over my grass seed.

Dug up and replanted in a pot

of soil in hopes to get them 

through the summer and winter, 

of the coming yr. so they can 

multiply and I can put them in 

a garden.

Here is what I found in the 

yard. 

I also have a lot of 

oxeye daisy's so I dug a lot

of this up and replanted in the yard.

Although I have come up 

with a way to fix my

water pouring off the back

of the carport and keeping the 

yard really wet, I have not 

gotten to doing it yet.

To help prevent more soil

washing, I dug up a mass of

the daisy and planted it in 

that area. Hope it helps.

Would you believe that I also

have wild muscadine grapes 

growing? Who knew?

Maybe instead of their being

stills in the woods of 

Hickman County, for making

booze, they made wine?

There are also things that 

are coming up here and there

that I will somehow kill off

and not allowed to grow and 

produce more. Like ragweed, Japanese 

honeysuckle, wild carrots, 

Chinese bushclover, bristly greenbrier, 

and goldenrod. But it 

might take time. 

Time to venture off in 

another direction,

whales.

This left me wondering just

how long a whale

could live.

That is where the internet 

comes in handy.

Answer~ 80 to 90 years, 

some up to 100 yrs. 

A whale can give birth up to

40 whales in their life time.

They can get pregnant every two 

to three years and they carry 

for a yr. 

WOW...how amazing.

Oh, you know I love this..

However, living on the edge

of these woods, having located

termites a couple of places in the 

yard while planting, wood is not 

something I want to put 

a lot of in the yard. But, I am not opposed

to a yellow brick road!

Maybe this~

Or this....

Probably not, but that is not 

to say that I won't come

up with something.

As I scroll FB, I see this.

NEAT.

Oh, if only my body

could keep up with my 

mind.

Pam