As you know, I am not the gardener in this household, but I had to share with you the early shoots and sprigs popping up in our raised beds.
I thought C was crazy when he planted peas weeks ago, when it was still freezing out, but the peas seem to be on his side, and have sprung up with vigor. Those spindly things in the middle are the onions sharing the same bed.
The garlic, which I did plant, gardening being so much more appealing to me in October, when there are no bugs, baseball or boys' birthdays, is coming along beautifully. I don't keep records, but I tried to plant a lot more than I did last year...and I will harvest it earlier, too, so the bulbs don't split their skins like last year's crop did.
And a few rows of spinach, also reveling in its early planting. I do believe the potatoes are in the ground as well, but they wouldn't be much to look at.
As usual, I have big plans for a sunflower/morning glory hideout garden for the kids, but as usual, I probably won't get around to it. If only gardening season was in February or March, when there's nothing else going on (and no blackflies).
My garden is late getting started, but I pulled out my seed packs today! Yours looks lovely with all the tiny sprouts in a row.
ReplyDeleteI always wanted to do one of those sunflower hideouts too!!!
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