A view of the veranda shade in morning light taken from the west facing door. Not much interesting on the veranda worth photographing. Will write more analysis later but in general, morning glories look thin. I don’t see any Heavenly Blues or Moonflowers even though I saw many sprout but it’s still perhaps early. I like this shot of the shade; a prototype using a discarded king sized sheet pinned together with sewing needles and clothing pins. When all the kinks get worked out I plan to learn how to use a sewing machine and make something proper.
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Veranda Status
Veranda on 1/13/2012 after what might be the only halfway decent snow storm this season.
Veranda Status
Veranda level on an early cloudy morning in December.
Veranda during mid day sun
NorthEast corner Main roof
NE Corner
This eight foot box holds 4 cucumbers, 8 habeneros, 2 Cleome and some snapdragons. The snapdragons growing out the side of the box are volunteers from many years ago when this box supported snapdragons. The box resides on the northeast corner of the main roof.
Veranda Level
Since I’m behind on updating this blog I’ll have to go back to 6/26/2011 when this picture was taken of the veranda level. The veranda level garden is being scaled back drastically this year because it has become increasingly difficult to keep up with watering. The veranda had its plantings cut back to only perennials and plants that reseed like the morning glories. This gives me more opportunity to focus my attention on the main planters which have been neglected somewhat in past years. More on the veranda level garden as the season progesses.
Veranda level