Well, the weeds are certainly thriving, lol.
Winter garden: Survivors this year are a few collards and kale, also garlic, and onions, both multiplier and walking.
Greenhouse: Things did pretty well in the greenhouse in spite of below freezing temps a few times.
- Collards
- Broccoli
- Snow peas
- Parsley
- Lettuce
- Chickweed
- Sweet peppers
- Potatoes
- Volunteer cherry tomato
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| 3 of my 4 transplanted pepper plants survived. This one has a tiny flower bud. |
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| Greenhouse collard plant with parsley peeking out underneath. |
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| Broccoli. These are small, secondary heads, of which we get quite a few. |
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The peas lost the first flowers to the cold, but now, they are producing wonderfully. |
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| Volunteer cherry tomato. It first sprouted last fall and survived our coldest days. |
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Sweet potato from last year. I kept it indoors during winter, but now that it's in the greenhouse the leaves are greener. |
The greenhouse kale didn't make it, except for one scraggly plant. Mostly they were devoured by aphids.
Greenhouse eating
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Homegrown salad: broccoli, snow peas, lettuce, chickweed, wild lettuce, hard boiled egg, goat feta, and my ricotta ranch dressing. |
Summer garden planting: So far, only cool tolerant things
- Lettuce
- Peas
- Radishes
- Arugula
- Daikons
- Turnips
- Carrots
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| garden lettuce |
So, we've made a start. How about you? Is the weather cooperating enough for you to get a garden started?
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