Havearbejde -- Gardening

     Uglemor har været flittig i haven. Den 28. april kom tomaterne ud i domen, det er tidligt, men en dome skulle også blive hurtigere varm end et normalt drivhus. Og tomaterne trivedes.
     I går formiddags var Uglemor på en længere rejse efter haveredskaber, vinduesoplukkere og samleled til vandingsanlægget.
     I går eftermiddags blev det hele så installeret og så blev peberfrugter og chili plantet ud.

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MotherOwl has been working in the garden. April 28th was the day, the tomatoes were transplanted to the dome. Very early, but a dome is supposed to warm up much faster tahn an ordinary greenhaouse.
     Yesterday MotherOwl travelled far to but window openers and watering connectors for the dome. She also found some gardening tools. Yesterday too the chillis and bell peppers were moved to the dome. Just as early as the tomatoes, but they seem to thrive. MotherOwl loves to experiment. 

En smuk anemone, som Skribenten plukkede.
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A beautiful anemone, picked by the Writer.

Et af de nye haveredskaber - og så er det blåt :)
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One of the new gardening tools. And it's blue :)

En vinduesåbner installeret.
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The first window opener is in place.

En ny ugle i haven. Også den er blå.
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A new owl for the garden. And it's blue.

Dagens høst fra domen.
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Today's harvest from the dome.

Nyplantede peberfrugter, overvintrende salat og selvsået dild.
Der er også to rækker blandede radiser.
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Peppers just planted, salad groving through the winter, dill that sows itself from year to year.
And two rows of mixed radishes.

Alle de nyplantede peberfrugter og chilier.
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Chillis and bell peppers getting used to their new home.

Tomater der bare gror, og mit fine vandingssystem.
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Growing tomatoes and my watering unit.

I den lokale Irma kunne man købe "Krydret karse". Det var bare slet ikke karse, men rød shiso og stevia. Netop de to, der bare ikke har villet spier. De var oven i købet billige. Haps, endte de i kurven og blev straks delt og puttet i større potter.
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A local supermarket sold "Spicy cress", But it was not cress at all. It was small steva and red perilla plants. Those two plants MotherOwl has had enless trouble trying to get seeds, trying to get them to germinate, and then to survive transplanting. 0 plants surviving out of the glorious 3 that sprouted. They were even cheap. One of each found themselves in MotherOwls shopping basket, and before they knew what happened they were split up and put into larger pots.