Last night was the first night in several weeks that I didn't put down the protective covering of the weed barrier cloth. For 21 consecutive nights and days, I put down and picked up the protective covering. Without the use of the landscape cloth, I wasn't sure if there would be evidence of critters digging in the sunflower garden. Luckily, those digging critters stayed away on Easter Sunday, although I detected some evidence of a mole moving around under the garden.
Sunflower Garden Four Rows of Plants at 37 Days ~ JaguarJulie Photo Taken: April 20, 2014 |
SUNFLOWER PLANT MEASUREMENTS
My first measurement was to check the height. One week ago, at 30 days, the height was twelve inches. And, two weeks ago, at 23 days, the height was just six inches. How tall would the sunflower plant be at 37 days? Well, give a look ...
Sunflower Plant Height of Eighteen Inches at 37 Days ~ JaguarJulie Photo Taken: April 20, 2014 |
Sunflower Plant Width of Eleven Inches at 37 Days ~ JaguarJulie Photo Taken: April 20, 2014 |
Sunflower Plant Width of Thirteen Inches at 37 Days ~ JaguarJulie Photo Taken: April 20, 2014 |
Comparing our three measurements:
- 23 days - 6 inches wide by 7 inches across by 6 inches tall
- 30 days - 9 inches wide by 10 inches across by 12 inches tall
- 37 days - 11 inches wide by 13 inches across by 18 inches tall
You get a more impressive idea of how the sunflower plants are growing when you take a shot next to the metal decorative edging.
Sunflower Plant Height of Eighteen Inches at 37 Days ~ JaguarJulie Photo Taken: April 20, 2014 |
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