everyday is a school day#1

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 have you noticed that blogger has a new look? Is it driving you crazy? the reason that they have changed it is because so many people are using their phones and their tablets and a lot of the people don't have a PC a laptop or a desktop anymore.

I am using my three pictures  that looks so much  alike  so that I can show you that I created this post in my tablet, by speaking to the tablet. Added Photos  from Google Photos storage.

 

NEW Blogger is HERE and  This is a challenge! I will conquer it!

 I am going to create this post and leave it like it is and see what it looks like so if you come to the post today and it looks wonky just enjoy the pictures of this beautiful Magnolia and know that I will figure this new thing out and we'll do a tutorial or give you some information as I figure it out. If you're using it and want to add in the comments anything you may have learned that you had a hard time finding give us a shout in the comments

Please let me know if the slideshow works when you click on the photos. 

Waiting to see what I DID.... some of you have IPADS and this will work on those also.

I created a post with my PHONE..  can't wait to see how it works out.

Coming Soon!

Everyday is a school day

My blog friend Myra, mentioned Every day is a school day, meaning We learn something new every day. I decided to share a few things I learned by accident or research. The above Mexican Petunias (photo from my archives) grow everywhere here, they are beside roads, in yards, medians. For years we had them all along the pool side. They died by drought. No plants, no flowers. Gone.

We got an inch of rain, twice in a week.

While usiing my Milk Jug Watering Spinkler, see bottom left of below collage, to water my wildflower seeds, I spied 3 tiny plants with 3 leaves each, The purple flowers above.

Every day for two weeks, I gave them one good sprinkle. I decide to sprinkle all the plants that have no blooms. 

The Miracle of Water! I could have saved them by spinkling.

See below! all the flowers started to bloom. and now there are 22 plants like the one above, no blooms yet but they will soon.

One gallon of water per day, on sprinkle per bush. Wow.

Also, it gives me exercise, instead of sitting I was filling Jugs and sprinkling and walking.

None of these plants had flowers until I started to sprinkle. I found the milk jug works best if I sprinkle and tilt, sprinkle and tilt. Now drought or no, we have flowers.

My wild flower seeds are starting to bloom, coming SOON