Garden week one
So let’s take a look at what has happened in week one. Well
it rained and then it got really windy and then guess what it rained some more.Nonetheless, when I went out this morning I did find that a few things were up
already. Now just ignore the weeds it has been raining for 3 days and the
garden is too muddy to weed at the moment. I was so proud that I was on top of
the keeping the weeds down...but now they are running wild in the mud..LOL So this may be a where's waldo plant finding post...but doesn't that make it more fun now.....this is were you nod yes...LOL
In the herb garden I planted the basil. My purple basil is not surviving the transplanting. As for
the rest I think it is mainly grass and maybe the wildflowers I planted last
year. I have the worst luck when growing herbs so we shall see what happens.
In the onion plot the onions are up, the leeks and brussel sprouts survived the transplants for the most part. Two and up and 3 are limp. spinach is just MIA which is not a good sign
In Plot 2 the cabbage, cauliflower and broccoli have held their own throughout the wind and rain. I think they will survive. The Pak Choi isn’t up yet
I also planted my hot peppers and eggplants on Saturday. However I wasn’t able to offer them any cover. They are doing okay. The Zucchini is also up
In plot 5 the beans and peas are slowly coming up as are the cucumbers
This is just one of many red ant hills in the garden. BOOOOOO
In plot 6 the turnips are up but, squash and peas are sleeping
In plot 7 the sweet potatoes are still not in, but on the patio...got to get them in ASAP
Pumpkins I think trying to survive!!
So there you go that is a look at week one in the garden.
well, there are a few little sprouts that braved all that rain!! Hope you get some sunshine to encourage them along!
ReplyDeleteGood luck. I hope everything germinates and grows for you. I'd have trouble growing in your zone.
ReplyDeleteI had a few things that struggled, some won, some lost. Good luck with yours, and may Mother Nature be kind from now on.
ReplyDeleteThe soil must be pretty warm, because a lot has gone on in a week! It's looking pretty good, huh?
ReplyDeleteAnd some wins, a few loses, that's the way of gardening...
What is the plastic collars for?
ReplyDeleteIsn't it wonderful to watch things grow! Good luck with your garden. Our temperatures here have been in the triple digits for almost a week now, so our gardens are withering in the heat. It's nice to know that somebody has rain! ;)
ReplyDeleteEverything looks great! Our pea trellis keeps getting knocked down by the wind and one plant has already bit the dust, hopefully the other 5 survive :)
ReplyDeleteStay@home- I put the plastic pop bottles over my tomatoes to keep the wind from blowing them over and breaking the stem.Once they are a bit bigger I put the tomato cages on and remove the bottles
ReplyDeleteI was wondering what you did with the pop bottles. Now I know. Do you make sauce with your Roma's? I suffered a few loses this season too, but all in all everything is looking good in your garden.
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