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Friday, June 19, 2009
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Zoysia update for real.. :)
Life !! Container #6 has blades of Zoysia starting. This picture is from yesterday.
The real story for yesterday is HAIL. Yeah!! I know!! I was out looking at those tender blades of life when the clouds that had threatened all day finally unleashed some rain. I noticed that the drops were large and then all of the sudden it looked like the neighbors were throwing cubes of ice on our lawn. Thank God that no windows broke!! That is a helpless feeling when all you can do is watch ice pummel your vehicles and house.
Here is a handful of the hail. The one in the upper right portion of my palm is about the size if a quarter!!
The real story for yesterday is HAIL. Yeah!! I know!! I was out looking at those tender blades of life when the clouds that had threatened all day finally unleashed some rain. I noticed that the drops were large and then all of the sudden it looked like the neighbors were throwing cubes of ice on our lawn. Thank God that no windows broke!! That is a helpless feeling when all you can do is watch ice pummel your vehicles and house.Here is a handful of the hail. The one in the upper right portion of my palm is about the size if a quarter!!
Monday, June 1, 2009
Zoysia Seed Non-Update
June 1st --> HAPPY HURRICANE SEASON :(
Ok nothing to update yet :( It looks about the same as last Saturday. But today while I was out watering the plants I found this little guy...
Last I saw it was walking down the street.... survival of the fittest right?
Ok nothing to update yet :( It looks about the same as last Saturday. But today while I was out watering the plants I found this little guy...
He looks Okay in this pic above but I can see something is wrong with it in this pic...
Last I saw it was walking down the street.... survival of the fittest right?
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Zoysia seeds planted today!!
Okay, I bought Zoysia Amazoy plugs last year (about September '08) and put them out on the land. I really took care of them for the first 3 weeks or so. I watered them almost every other day. This was before we had electricity or a water well too. I had to bucket water from the pond to the little planting zone.

They are all about 4 inches tall and the tops are covered in seeds like this...
So I stripped the seeds from the stalks and put them into 7 - 1 gallon pots filled to the brim with potting soil. Then I put just a touch of potting soil on the top to cover the seeds. I then numbered the pots for no reason other than to make it seem like a science experiment.

The planting zone soil is actually a road that the "Pond digger" built up to drive on from the pond to our "Dream home's" house pad. This area is packed hard. No top soil just mostly clay and sand. I was expecting the grass plugs to just die... but to my surpise they are still kicking. About 80 % lived and have spread across with runners to open areas between the plugs. They have also shot the stalks with seeds on them.
so here is my idea...
I went to the land this morning to water the trees we planted and I saw all those seed stalks. I picked as many as my attention span would allow and brought them back to the house here in the big city. Now I have a bunch of these things here...

They are all about 4 inches tall and the tops are covered in seeds like this...
So I stripped the seeds from the stalks and put them into 7 - 1 gallon pots filled to the brim with potting soil. Then I put just a touch of potting soil on the top to cover the seeds. I then numbered the pots for no reason other than to make it seem like a science experiment.
I will now wait.. and wait.. to see if I can grow this tough grass from its seed. If it works I think it would make it much easier to put in the front yard of the dream house that we want to build :p
Friday, May 22, 2009
Fishtank Wallpaper
Monday, March 9, 2009
Photoshop Camo
Learned how to make camo today from scratch... check the background... add jealousy, and a scoop of I'm cooler than you. Just kidding!
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