But what May has happened to us? I've had things before the snout I've never seen. And less bad than in the time we've lived in the prison where we couldn't go far from home, if we couldn't find those who are and are not...

This May is being pathetic, and that has had a huge influence, at least in my environment. The first forecast was the rise of the Sasiakacia (Robinia pseudoacacia). I said with that flower: “Pasiacacia flower, anchovy in gold.” The worst of recent years. This year I think the two have been not gold, but little! The next is that of apples (Malus domestica), also thin, rare. In our house there is a saying that we renew every year with the flowering of apples: “If it wasn’t better than March, better than April and May.” This year almost all splendor is taking place in May, and no later than the last ten days of the month it still flourishes. On the twelfth day I saw another strange thing, never seen: the apple and the chestnut (Castanea sativa), one beside the other, and both in bloom. Here you have the photos, in the links of Instagram and Facebook of the web Bizi Baratzea.

There have been curious sweating incidents. In my opinion, the fact that there has been no winter this year has had a tremendous effect, and plants have noticed it! Cold is mandatory if you want an excellent flowering. No cold, no flowering or, if there is, very little. This year's chamomile.

Winter winter winter winter winter, May wants to take its place as well, and there has come the Crescent Moon in the mid-month fortnight, from 11 to 25. The May Crescent Moon has always been pointed out: the ally (Alnus glutinosa) is deposited on the May Crescent Moon. It seems to be a lie, but in full sweat, in the period of greatest growth of the year, when it is fully handed over to the puff, it has to be judged and thrown out. Because we want a flexible, tortuous, adaptable wood ... It is a wood full of sweat, which is not completely hardened. That is how we will get it wrong. The best example is that of the car deck. This is a piece that overlays the one we carry in the car. The front blade is fastened with a stick and the rear is fastened to the box. To tie it, it leans and tightens between two or three people, so that the load of the chariot, the fern or the wheat, the rubber or the popa, the grass or the straw is not lost in the scales of the wandering roads. This flexibility of the ally is amazing to the eye. The rising moon of May. The most flexible of the flexible. Back and front blade, and pseudopausia sticks for fastening. Distant flexibility, stiffness and firmness standing. In winter, no sweat and false sanity on the waning moon. The most rigid.