So yesterday, I posted a short video of a crazy storm we recently had in Northern Kentucky. Being part of Dixie Alley, I’m used to seeing some whopper, scary storms. But this one was different – very different - for a couple of reasons.
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Thanks to the 90 F temperatures that continue to engulf much of the Midwest and Eastern U.S., I find myself needing to give the garden an extra drink of water most days. While watering this am, these two lovely (?) additions popped up overnight.
