July has been very hot, and flowers are blooming everywhere.
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Journal for June 30, 2026
This month the weather has been mostly cool and beautiful. The summer procession of flowers is moving along, but slowly, and the blooms are lasting a long time. Tropical heat arrived a few days ago, so now things may change. Continue reading
Journal for May 31, 2026
Until about a week ago, the month had been sunny and cool – then summer weather arrived. Still not much rain, but we’re getting plenty of sun and heat. Continue reading
Journal for April 30, 2026
Spring is here! This month has brought a dramatic change – from ice storms to green leaves and spring flowers. Continue reading
Journal for March 31, 2026
We’ve had lot of weather drama this month – ‘normal’ spring days mixed with hot summery temperatures and then, in the middle of the month, 21 inches of snow. Even with days of warm temperatures, that much snow took more than a week to melt.
Journal for February 28, 2026
It’s still winter – the time of the winter when we get days, or sometimes almost a week, of warm temperatures. On those days the snow melts away, but then it gets cold again and snows again, so it’s not spring yet.
Journal for January 31, 2026
It’s cold here these days! January has been snowy and very cold – more like winters in the past. In the last few years we’ve had hardly any snow and we’ve been able to work outside most days – but not this winter. Continue reading
Journal for December 31, 2025
It’s been a cold December this year – with more snow and ice than we’ve had for a while. And this week a big snowstorm came to finish off the year.
Journal for November 30, 2025
November weather has been mostly cool and dry – perfect for outside projects. But winter arrived in the last few days with strong winds and snow, so it looks like our fall projects are finished for this season. Continue reading
Journal for October 31, 2025
Fall leaf colors have been subdued this year, but still colorful. There’s been enough wind every few days to blow the leaves off the trees, so none of the colors have lasted very long.
