台風15号が昨夜 関東の上空を通過しました。タイガの早朝散歩で玄関ドアを開けてその影響を確認。まずは、種から育てているハイビスカスローゼルの10鉢が倒れて落ちていましたが、幸い下敷きになった鉢植え苗への影響は限定的。
Typhoon No. 15 passed over our Kanto region last night. When I opened the door to go out for Taiga's morning walk, I saw some damages in the garden. The roselle plant I have been growing from a seed dropped off its shelf. Fortunately, the damage on the potted plants underneath was limited.
キンカンライムも落ちて鉢の表土がこぼれ出していたけど、折れた枝はなかった模様。
The kumquat also dropped off its shelf, and some soil had spilled out of the pot. Again, fortunately, there was no damage to the branches.
2年前の夏に買った日本棗の大苗は12号鉢に植わっていましたが、地上部が大きく育っていたので倒れてしまいました。その際、近くにあったリスボンレモンの主幹が折れたようです。
The large Japanese jujube tree that I bought in summer 2024 was in a large pot (36 cm in diameter) but its base was not heavy enough to resist the gale. As it fell down to the ground, it appears that it took the trunk of Lisbon lemon with it.
これがリスボンレモンの主幹。
The lemon tree's trunk broke off clean.
折れた主幹を取り除いたあと、小さな苗になりました。
After removing the damaged part of the trunk, the tree suddenly looked small.
倒れた日本ナツメを起こして支柱3本で固定しました。
I pulled up the fallen jujube tree and re-enforced the plant with props.
去年この苗の幼果は1個も残らずコガネ成虫に齧られたので、今年の収穫には期待しています。
The young fruits of this tree were all damaged by green beetles last year, whereas they seem to be left untouched this year. So, I am looking forward to this year's harvest.
これは今年新たに実がなった日本ナツメですが、実の形状が上記の日本ナツメのとは異なり、細長いティアドロップ型。
This is the Japanese jujube tree with a different shape of fruits from those of the above tree - these fruits are elongated teardrop shaped.だんだん黄色くなってきています。
They are turning light-coloured gradually.
実はこの苗、去年の春に挿し木したのが夏に発根したものです。
Interestingly, this is the tree grown from a cutting that I made in spring last year, which I confirmed that it had rooted a few months later.
これが去年の8月12日の写真。今年の春先に10号鉢に植え替えたら、勢いよく育って実が生りました。ナツメの生命力の強さには驚かされます。
This is how the plant looked as of 12th August 2025. I replanted it in spring this year using a 30 cm diameter pot. It grew fast since then, which demonstrates the vigour of jujube trees.