Garden Club V: Herbs, Vegetables, and Blooms
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Re: Garden Club V: Herbs, Vegetables, and Blooms
Our trees are getting leaves around here. I think it will look pretty Springlike this weekend around my Mother's house.
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Re: Garden Club V: Herbs, Vegetables, and Blooms
We bought a whole bunch of seeds today -- green beans, lima beans, tomatoes, cucumbers, sweet potatoes, and carrots.
Re: Garden Club V: Herbs, Vegetables, and Blooms
All the flowering trees are in bloom. In about a week, there will be leaves on all of the trees. It is definitely spring, here!
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Re: Garden Club V: Herbs, Vegetables, and Blooms
Where I am expanding the garden back to it's old size, I've pulled out the last of the little trees that sprouted from the roots of the bigger tree. The biggest one was 3 inches in diameter, so the root was fairly deep, but I got it deep enough to hopefully kill it. If not, I'll just keep digging it out until it does die.
Got the new potato bed done. Now I just need to wait until there is no more frost so I can plant, or at least less chances of it, we have three frost mornings starting Saturday morning. I'm going to use some of the old tires, that I used for growing potatoes, for composting.
(all the blocks I've moved, not a scratch for the infirmary thread)
Covered the few surviving strawberry plants before I came in tonight.
Started my seeds late this year, they just get leggy when I start them early, then they don't do as well when I put them out. And waiting on my sweet potatoes for some slips to root.
My asparagus is up, but they still seem small, so giving them another year before I harvest any.
Hoping to buy some rhubarb to plant in the same garden with the strawberries and asparagus.
Got the new potato bed done. Now I just need to wait until there is no more frost so I can plant, or at least less chances of it, we have three frost mornings starting Saturday morning. I'm going to use some of the old tires, that I used for growing potatoes, for composting.
(all the blocks I've moved, not a scratch for the infirmary thread)
Covered the few surviving strawberry plants before I came in tonight.
Started my seeds late this year, they just get leggy when I start them early, then they don't do as well when I put them out. And waiting on my sweet potatoes for some slips to root.
My asparagus is up, but they still seem small, so giving them another year before I harvest any.
Hoping to buy some rhubarb to plant in the same garden with the strawberries and asparagus.
Re: Garden Club V: Herbs, Vegetables, and Blooms
I moved half of my plants outside. We shall see how long until there is another frost.
The trees have leaves, and most of the flowering trees are done with their flowers. Only the dogwoods are in bloom. Spring came early this year.
The trees have leaves, and most of the flowering trees are done with their flowers. Only the dogwoods are in bloom. Spring came early this year.
The only way you may correct the bad things in your past is to add better things to your future.