Name: David Laderoute Zone 5B/6 - NW MO (Zone 5b) Ignoring Zones altogether
for nearly a month. About 3 + weeks ago we got like 1/4 inch. That's it. I have been watering things in the garden which I hate to do - water is very expensive here.
Things I have not watered are starting to die back from lack of moisture.
Funny since we had a very wet Spring.
This past month has reminded me of the Summers of '12 & '13 when it basically did not rain all summer. In '12 I mowed the grass 3 times the whole season.
Beginning to get dry here , not bad , about a month without a good rain ,
A really super rainy spring and early summer we had .
Watering a few , only the plants that show signs of needing it .
Supposedly it will rain this coming week .
In the Butterfly garden if a plant is not chewed up I feel like a failure
Shoot! We're getting too much rain! Another tropical storm passing by throwing a lot of water out to us. I'm glad, though, that we will not get hit by the typhoon!
No rain for the last 28 days, only 3½ inches since first part of July. Had almost 36 inches from January to the end of June--thankfully! At that time, the reservoirs were at near critical lows from the on-going drought. Even though there was some flooding in May, we'd be in such a world of hurt now without it.
Same here. I think we got an inch last time. But the temps still in the 90's sucked up that fast. They promise us rain at the end of the week. One can only hope! I am watering like I did back in August.
Life is short, Break the rules, Forgive quickly, Kiss slowly, Love Truly, Laugh
uncontrollably, And never regret anything that made you Smile.
Name: David Laderoute Zone 5B/6 - NW MO (Zone 5b) Ignoring Zones altogether
Ir has rained around me several times - but it splits and goes around to the North or South. Today it was raining about 8 miles South of me. My City is located on the Missouri River and on our side we have immediate river bluffs and over in Kansas a few miles away are bluffs as well. That along with atmospheric conditions often causes rain & storms heading our way to split. Watching it on the radar is eery.