Great chart!

If you grow roses, always plant them on the East side of the house where they'll get the first morning sun. This helps them dry off faster, so they don't develop black spot if it rains overnight.

Also, underplant them with garlic & chamomile.

Plant basil next to EVERYTHING... It's one of those "nurse" plants.

You can take a handful of basil or chamomile & steep it, then add to your watering can in the morning. You won't believe how it can perk up a plant that has suffered an attack by insects or whatever.

Mulching your strawberries with pine needles with give you 10X the flavor!

TY!!! I will have to keep all these in mind. My son has a garden build from scratch coming up this year! I am sure it will come in handy!!!

Welcome!

I'm doing that now - we bought in April 2021 but torrential rains hit - 5 meters in 3 months!

Last year's garden was a near total bust. We did get 3 watermelons, some beans & some okra, not much else.

Just got my Jerusalem artichokes planted yesterday - I'm ripping out lawn so hubs doesn't have to build a fence around our veggie garden.

Turns out the soil's better there... They must have fertilized a bit, because the grass is lusher.

Makes it easier to rip out the turf, though, so I sit on my butt scraping & cutting away with my Japanese hoe... Adding compost & horse manure & some volcanic minerals (Azomite is AWESOME!!! Really ups the mineral content of your soil & therefore the mineral content of your food!)

He couldn't get around to fencing, so I went radical & decided to "help" him out by smallifying the size of the enormous front yard...

Next up - transplanting blueberries from the back to front!

5 meters in 3 months of rain!!!
Sounds like you need to build an Ark!
I can't even imagine that much rain!

Yepper.

Good thing we have sandy soil & live on a hill, eh?

We had RIVERS draining down toward the road.

We got 6 meters in ONE month when we were in Uruguay in 2013. "They" HAARPed the shit out of the country after it legalized cannabis during Christmas of 2012.

Most of our firewood floated away that summer & we never did have a real summer.

How a peninsula can flood, I don't understand. It's all sand, anyway.

But we had cars floating about, knocking chimneys down & I was trapped at the house for 3 weeks until the water went down.

Broke my heart, the way so much fresh water killed all the little things in the tidepools & on the beach. It took 2 years for the snail population to build up again.

Thank God you survived! That is heartbreaking when you see wildlife habitat wiped out like that. Go glad to hear it started to return.