Seeds are ordered! Starting with carrots, radishes, lettuce, broccoli, sweet pepper, tomato and flowers (zinnia, snapdragon and bee balm).
It's been so mild out, I'm wondering if we're going to get any snow this year. Maybe April! (Hope not.)
Last year I tried broccoli and it never flowered or produced any actual broccoli, all I got were the leaves -Which then were covered with caterpillars! And the little buggers blended in so well with the leaves I didn't see them until they had had themselves quite a snack.
I also tried carrots, but they were minuscule. Maybe I didn't wait too long, but when gardening with a four year old we are quite impatient for our vegetables to grow!
It's almost March and I'm getting very excited to get out there and start growing. Only a few more weeks.
Garden Club in Berks & Schuylkill County, PA. Please share garden stories & pictures.
Sunday, February 26, 2012
Thursday, February 2, 2012
If you plant it...
If you plant it… it will grow. It may not always produce, it may not look
pretty, but bury all those little seeds and something’s bound to come up!
My husband is the green thumb in our family. The first year we
planted our garden I was overly concerned about the exact spacing, soil
nutrients, sun exposure, timing and everything else I read in the gardening
books. And I’m sure that there’s a place for all that planning if we were
aiming for a record harvest or some prize peppers, but we weren’t. We just wanted some nice fresh veggies that
we could enjoy throughout the season. Despite
my worry we had a pretty nice little garden, all thanks to my hubbie.
So, if you’re feeling like you’re plot isn’t the best- don’t worry
about it. Seeds are meant to grow. Follow the seed packet the best you can and cross
your fingers.
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