I was thinking yesterday--life hasn't changed YET. Church: I go to adoration on my way to work and find Father saying Mass--telecasting on Facebook and stayed so, so far that is all same same. This Sunday it won't be. DH goes to work as usual, I do to--my 'work' has changed as students are 'on line' but still. Card group is cancelled..we take our walks as weather permits as usual.DH's compound bow league has been on until this coming week but it was near the last weeks anyway. Our offspring all live in other States. They all continue to work--DD#1 is working from home managing her counties website. DD#2 is working on a treatment in her laboratory for this virus. The cows are peculating--it's about three weeks out yet. Son like father is doing his engineering thing...I think those of us who are not movers and shakers who are home bodies are really not as affected. I shop once a week. Will go this morning at 6 as usual..will get what I can. Yesterday shopping the local walmart for students, what I saw says I will be able to get what I want--milk/fresh vegis/fruit. I buy sales so have a freezer full of meat and staples. Stay calm enjoy being out of the rat race. Life here in the quiet simpler lives is really not so bad.

Springtails. They should not do any damage to your tree.

Clark, is it dormant onion sets your talking about or seedlings you've started? Onion sets can go in as soon as the soil can be worked. As for corn, the worst thing one could do is start too early, for me a sowing date of May 1 st to 10 th is ideal for going into the garden end of May or first few days of June. For cannas, I have the beautifully variegated 'Tropicanna' and 'Cannova Bronze Scarlet', the latter nearly was lost, I guess having dried out too much in storage. A canna breeder from Poland passed me along a large amount of seed, the plants have quickly developed and hope to see a nice range of colors. Need to bring the dahlias up from the basement, though I don't really feel like it on this cool wet day, lol.

Close, good guess. Also Brassicaceae and both have been classified in the same genus previously. A side view.