Rhubarb Gardening AcreSeason

English | 日本語 Hello everyone. How are you doing in this heat? Summer vacation, something to look forward to, is just around the corner. In this busy period leading up to that, the contractors took time out of their schedule to carry out the stump removal work. I’m truly grateful. Condition after stump removal work by the contractor (right side view) Because heavy machinery would enter the garden, I stayed at home for safety reasons, but I can imagine how tough the work must have been in the extreme heat. They used an excavator to remove the stumps and hauled them out by truck. Condition after stump removal work by the contractor (front view) They left everything neatly cleaned up. It was one of those moments where I felt glad I had requested the work. Condition after stump removal work by the contractor (left side view) They have neatly removed everything. With this, the major work is complete. I’m grateful to everyone at the contractor company. Thank you very much.

English | 日本語 Hello everyone. How are you doing in this heat? I’m out mowing the grass. Soon, the contractor we hired for stump removal will be visiting, so I’m doing this work as preparation as well. Wow, it’s hot though. Kind of fun, actually. Let’s get started. Condition before mowing work The mower uses a nylon cutter blade. The cut grass is left on site to dry out and become dead grass. It makes good compost. At this time of year, mowing work requires special caution. That is because of snakes and bees. Indeed, during the previous site inspection, a large hornet appeared in front of me and repeatedly flew back toward the deeper forest. I thought it was scouting. I put a hornet repellent spray in my pocket so I can use it at any time. And on the day itself, sure enough, the hornet showed up again. It came much closer than during the previous inspection. It was charging toward my eyes. I had covered my entire face and neck with a towel under my hat, leaving only my eyes e...