Just some snapshots to record progress this year. The peas look lush and full and the leaf lettuce at their feet has filled in well.
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| Pea Plantings 1 and 2 |
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| Pea Plantings 3 and 4 as well as lettuce |
The first planting from April 1st is finally blooming.
The cole crops look good.
A couple of the broccolis and cabbages are forming heads.
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| Tomatoes, Onions, Basil |
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| Pole Beans |
I have a tray of Durango Marigolds ready to plant beside the pole beans now that I am done covering them. They are hardened off and are going to have to deal with hot weather this week as a transition.
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| Durango Marigolds |
I planted out the cucumbers that were ready. Two picklers and two slicers. The later sown plants will be ready on a few days.
It is amazing how fast things pick up when given room to grow. The zucchini plants have tripled in size in three days.
The direct sown cantaloupes are sluggish, but now they have a row on sunflowers down the middle to set a good example. Because the sunflowers were a little leggy I gave them some wind deflection.
The Vanilla Cream Marigolds and Apricot Profusion Zinnias are beginning to show some nice color along the Dahlia bed. All of the Dahlias are up although I did have to take one out and put it in a pot in the cold frame to get it going. It was a Bloomquist Jean which did awesome the first year but lagged way behind and never flowered last year. I will have to remember to give it a head start next year.
After I get the rest of the Cucumbers and the Durango Marigolds transplanted, everything will be in the ground and I will be in the Weed Water and Wait stage.












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