Thanks John! I like the way the anise ones turned out. :)
it's bad. i hear the whole WV is like this. i'll be lucky if i get a jar of honey out of it and i'll have to feed. if we get some rain this week and the buckwheat perks up, i may get 2 jars! 3rd bad year for me.
Crap! I'm sorry to hear that Kathy! I thought some people's season was doing well early this Spring (likely right when I did my splits
). Everything surely is cooked to a crisp now though! The valley looks like Cali. :roll: I'm
so over this heat... gahhhh!!! Nights in the 50's and daytime highs in the low 80's will seem like an oasis. I hope we get those rains too... all we need now is some dry lighting eh? :-X
Well, I'm still going to wait it out a bit and let them be. I'm fortunate with the wetlands. Much of the ground is still soggy, creek is actually running quite high (no idea why.. maybe a beaver downstream? lol!) and the purple loosestrife, etc., is rocking. I'm getting some red pollen too, which is new & bizarre (have to track that source down still). I'm resigned to writing off this season as a "rebuilding year" though. :-x