5/7/23  Not content with yourself or life?  Today pray for God's help to become the person He wants you to be. Then you will be content.

A few clouds, a NW breeze, 53 degrees. Sunshine today with a few clouds this afternoon, a strong WNW breeze, a high of 74.  Partly cloudy tonight with a WNW breeze, a low of 47.  Sunshine tomorrow with NNW winds, a high of 60, a low of 36.  Sunshine Tuesday with stiff NNW breezes, a high of 61, a low of 37.   Sunshine Wednesday with a strong NW breeze, a high of 70, a low of 47.  Sunshine Thursday with a brick NW breeze, a high of 777, a low of 48.  Scattered thunderstorms Friday with a west breeze, a high of 74, a low of 52.  Partly cloudy Mother's Day weekend with brisk NW breezes, highs about 70, lows about 48.
Showers next Monday with a strong SW breeze, a high of 65, a low of 45.  Cloudy next Tuesday with a strong NW breeze, a high of 63, a low of 44.  Partly cloudy Wednesday the 17th with brisk NW breezes, a high of 65, a low of 44.  Partly cloudy Thursday, the 18th with a stiff SW breeze, a high of 68, a low of 46.  Partly cloudy Friday the 19th with  a strong WSW breeze, a high of 71, a low of 49.  Partly cloudy the weekend of the 21st and 22ed with brisk southerly breezes, highs about 74, lows about 52.

    We are being asked when we will start planting our warm weather vegetables.  The ones we plant in black plastic under remay we'll probably plant the week of the 22ed.  Unprotected crops will wait until the first week in June.  There will be a full moon June third, a frost might slink over us that week. Target dates for peppers are the first week in June when we see the weather forecast, melons are the middle of June.

    Lots of shrubs and perennials left yesterday.  Bekah is working on a second nursery order and an order for more Coast of Maine.  People who have porches with lots of windows or greenhouses are buying vegetables.  Sunshine meant lots of watering but both us and the plants were happy to see it.

    Jay and I hooked up the water lines.  Well Jay hooked them up as I walked along and showed him how they were laid out.  Tim came and checked our bees.  The hive of bees we had last year left last fall.  They returned this spring. Tim and Jay set up a second hive, the new bees will come today.  We'll set out a little watering spot for them right next to the hives.

    Today is the first day of Open Greenhouse week.  Usually we are open Tuesday through Saturday but in May we are open seven days a week.  On Sundays in May  we open when we get home from church and close at four.  Last night I made up slips for the daily door prizes we give out this week.

     May God bless you on this day, Sally