Daikon goes boom. Pak choi is on the way up with it. Gotta solve my soil issues before I put these down. Speaking of soil issues, I probably gotta start over on my squash bed. Nothing looks too happy in there and instead of watching it die a slow death, I'm just gonna direct sow everything after I get some amendments in with it....
Do to a busy life (both good and bad stuff) I had a bit of a late start planting and sowing seeds indoors....
Both pots were started at the same time from the same batch of strawberry starts. They should have the same soil box. Both grew vigorously last spring/summer and got visited by deer in the fall. Both bounced back pretty well before winter set in. The left pot is very happy, the right... Not so much. I do recall the big pot...
Bleeding hearts, Solomon's seal, and lilacs
I got sick a week and a half ago, so things got a little messy. We're back on schedule, tho. Kale has been the hero this season. Couple broccoli doing what I ask. Slugs got all my first round peppers, so on my back foot there....
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Thanks for the advice, everyone! My legacy blueberry plant is going strong, and my sunshine one isn’t far behind! I can’t wait to pick them, how will I know when they’re ready? I imagine they’ll need to darken in color a little bit and shed the little brown flower petal bits, right?
Me I just got done mine, snow and rain made it a little too wet to do fully, but I dealt with it....
Previous post for the reminder...
Grown from seed, 20 litre paint bucket for scale.
I had a customer come into my garden center today and ask for "those mini sweet peppers. you know, the ones grocery stores sell". I have no idea what those peppers are. I suggested a sweet pimento, but they wanted the grocery store was selling....
1.3 yards to fill the entire 3’x40’ flower bed. Cedar mulch.
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Still needs a top up of compost/loam and mulch, but happy with the amount accomplished.
Started the peppers in March and tomatoes in April. They were getting too big for my grow light so I evicted them outside. Plenty warm in the cold frame in Massachusetts....
Size of each bed is 4’x12’. All that’s missing is the 50/50 loam compost mix for the one. Other needs a tilling and the extension as well.
What’s your guys thoughts on a cold frame? I think it could be worth the investment, just for hardening off, but can they take some snow weight?
I’m going to move it lower to the ground in an effort to attract house finches. Otherwise the sparrows will take it and they are invasive....
I’m wanting to make a new lid for next time using smaller net pots. These larger ones have been punching through the lid during growth.
I think I dropped seeds here many months ago....
