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Hot here, so I deep watered the squash plants, left the hose on trickle for about 10-15 minutes per plant. Each of the tomato plants got about a gallon of water, and I left the hose running on trickle in the beans bed while I did other things. The day lilies are blooming: As are the Canna...

I saw an article online titled "Why doesn't he text you back?" and the accompanying photo was of a woman gazing at...a landline phone! :gig

When my allergies get bad my skull itches. I want to run my fingers up under my skin to scratch. I know, weird.

I gave up on weed wackers. I couldn't start the gas ones, string was a pita with the electric. I got a cordless hedge trimming tool and I love it!

I took a screenshot of the recipe. Does it have to be processed or could I keep it in the refrigerator?

I wonder if they sprayed Round Up? There's glyphosate in the foods we eat, so many of us are sensitized and display allergic symptoms to the slightest exposure to Round Up.

And they're GOOD for you. I love vinegar based foods, like sauerbraten 😋😋😋

My bush beans are pole beans, two different brands, same issue. Not Baker Creek. At least they germinated.

I remember the commercials for Jean Naté. :sick

Watered, and discovered there were wax beans! And two lemon squash.

Leafhoppers?

Not weird. Or I'm weird. I can't tolerate bleach, perfumes/scents, and corn, to name a few.

I read to prevent squirrels from digging up your tulips put a small section of chicken wire on top of the soil after planting. The tulip leaves will grow through the fencing openings, but squirrels can't dig through. I've never tried it but it makes sense.

Box turtles are declining here, so I am happy whenever I see one in the yard. They don't breed for several years, and easily get killed by cars, so their lowered population is understandable. I think the plant with white flowers is chickweed.

Marigolds self sow here. I leave the dead plants in the ground after a killing frost, and what the birds don't eat, grows the next Spring. I don't mind.

Borage and watermelons Cantaloupes (2 varieties) Second daylily

FYI: I laughed at your frisbee comment, not the medical diagnoses.

American Lady butterfly, I think. Your yard has some similarities to mine.

They are called "writing spiders" here in NC, for the zigzag in the middle of the web. I love to see them.