I’m not the only one who sighs with frustration seeing my yard full of weeds during rainy season.
Even those professionals who run lawn maintenance and landscaping business admit to work 5 times harder during such season. Check the articles on weeds growth during rainy season here.
I’ve been planning to mow the lawn days after days, just to be turn down by the extremely pouring rain in the afternoon. The rain starts from 2pm and will only stop around 7pm when the sun is already setting down on the horizon and the outside will turn dark and mosquitoes will hit like crazy. So I just sit and watch the weeds grow as the saying goes..huhuhu.
Hopefully one of these days the rain will have mercy on me and let me mow the lawn just for the sake of my heart’s satisfaction. I know within a few days the weed will grow up again faster than I can pull it out.
As it says in the article, grass can easily grow three to six inches in a week during rainy season. The same growth will take a month in non-rainy season. Why can’t the same growth be seen in my potted plants? sigh!
