I Have a Green Thumb Alright, For Weeds!
I started in, just taking a random point and started ripping out the weeds. I looked around and decided that wouldn't be in my best interests. I moved down by the corn and started weeding around the stalks.
A couple came in to work in their garden across the road. The elderly gentleman used to work on a farm. I asked him what he thought of me weeding all that corn. "Well, the corn's still taller than the weeds, so I wouldn't do anything." I love that man!
I checked the green beans and found the plants. I swear the variety was supposed to be a bush bean but they had vines and they were traveling all over. I decided not to bother them.
I moved over to the most important crop, the tomatoes. I eventually got most of the weeds out from around the tomatoes. I put stakes in and realized I could use two more. I clipped the bottom leaves off that were touching the ground. I have been watching a lot of the homesteaders like Lumnah Acres, Living Traditions, Weed 'em and Reap and Roots and Refuge Farm.
I really didn't think I was going to make it! Thought I was going to have to give it up and finish another day! I groaned and moaned and stood up slowly and moved and bent over and did it all again. I finished the tomatoes.
I gave the potatoes and the squash plants a cursory glance! Didn't have the energy to do anything to them anyway.
My green thumb worked on weeds, some I have no clue what they are.
if you look you can see the post for one tomato and the corn at the far end.
I did start weeding the corn and quit. See the white pole, that's where one row of beans is that you can't see. |

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