It's so hot!
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The hottest for us so far today! We didn’t have the pleasure of having lunch outside in the garden. We had to get in for the dessert! And it’s going to be like this for the coming days. Time to set up watering schedules and wise watering techniques for the summer holidays, fellas!
Hehe reminds me of my ollas-filling days… That’s a good way to keep plants water-happy even in very hot weather!
Hi Fatzo, what’s ollas and how does it work? Curious here.
Yes, would you mind explaining it to us ? Who knows may be we could also set it up in the garden.
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