Text me later LG

 

Best wishes!

 

Physio is going well. Today she told me that I've obviously learned stuff from the previous concussion as I was already doing healthy stuff to heal. Still struggling to get my sleep back on track which is of course impacting everything else. Going to work on it though.

 

How do you get your sleep back on track when the sun sets at like 2am and then comes back up at 3am or

 

Dark shades?

 

Sunglasses at night?

 

Black out blinds and a solid eye mask. Two (sunny) days in a row I slept until 11am. However, the animals don’t care about that: the dog routinely wants to start his day at 4am.

 

Me and your four legged friend have something in common.

 

found a couple possibilities on the Peony issue


This one > seems to be more an issue with the actual leaves not the blooms
http://homeguides.sfgate.com/brown-l...ony-41743.html


This one looks closer ( even though a different variety / color Bloom )
http://ucanr.edu/blogs/blogcore/post...?postnum=24206

I would cut those current blooms off and see if new ones open minus the brownish

Maybe call as I think you could inquire without having to actually go there your local nursery & see what they think since all climates are different and can cause different issues

 

Pretty sure the fuchsia one (didn't send a photo of that one) has Phytophthora Blight . <-- obviously had to cut and paste that from the first link. Looks like I have to remove it completely. but that's okay as it's kinda in an awkward place anyway (right at the corner of the house). Fortunately nothing else is around it, so the disease should be contained. Super easy solution.

I think the second link is bang on! Hopefully the rain will let up today (and I have the energy) and I can clean out all around it and prune off what needs to go. I also appreciated the links about peonies at the bottom of that page. Looking back I'm now really grateful for that giant, healthy, maintenance-free peony I had in Windsor!!