OOPS! Forgot to add, this is the lavender one. Maybe the compost, mulch and fish emulsion for the last year and a half are making a difference!

These guys were phenominal! There were 5 or 6 I think. They showed up at daybreak and worked until dark every day. I should say, they started at 4 pm on Monday, and were gone by 6 pm on Saturday. I hauled coolers full of drinks every day for them, it was about 100 every day. On Wednesday a rain storm blew in and as soon as it was over, they were back to work. I walked through yesterday with my builder to make a punch list and there were only a couple of very minor things. I'm very impressed, and so is my builder. This was a crew he hired from a larger neighboring town, whose market has slowed a lot, since his normal crew was on something else. He said his crew would've taken a month. (and would've gone home for the day when it rained, lol)

Good for you! That fertigation regime equals out to fertilizing about twice weekly? It is always nice to be able to recuperate a struggling plant, I'm attempting to do the same with a Thornless Jujube. Do you know the EC or ppm of your nutrient solution?

I have so much work to do in my yard, both in the flower gardens and the veggie garden (which hasn't even been planted yet). It's too cold and rainy to do anything, which is driving me nuts! Looking at other peoples' gardens passes the time, but makes the itch to dig and plant worse.