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Got some rain showers coming so figured I do this now since soil is dry.
Push hay aside. Some plants are still greenish but the rest died out
The yellow ones love to form deeper than the Red Norluns. Sucks for clay soil but luckily this spot has very loose soil which I have been working at for years!
Guess how many. Not bad for a 9 x 2 area I guess.. 18 sq feet
Don't cheat. lol
Spoiler
I thought they were all the same type. Or are the darker ones just not fully ready yet?
Got some rain showers coming so figured I do this now since soil is dry.
Push hay aside. Some plants are still greenish but the rest died out
The yellow ones love to form deeper than the Red Norluns. Sucks for clay soil but luckily this spot has very loose soil which I have been working at for years!
Guess how many. Not bad for a 9 x 2 area I guess.. 18 sq feet
Don't cheat. lol
Spoiler
I thought they were all the same type. Or are the darker ones just not fully ready yet?
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