One benefit to having seedlings in the shower - they're easy to water :-)
On another note, I have finally broken out the colored pencils again and created a garden plan.
I still have a couple tweaks to make - like filling in the tomato varieties and adding the potatoes but it's pretty close. I'll use the ladder trellis in the cucumber ring and the other trellis I built last summer for the winter squash & cukes.
I'd best get busy soon with some outdoor work as spring may have finally sprung. I'm seeing signs of life around the yard now. The grass is beginning to green. The jostaberries have leafed out. Tulips, hyacinths and iris are showing green leaves and the daffodils are blooming. We need some rain soon though or I'll have some serious watering to do this week. We've got a chance of afternoon showers for the next few days, perhaps some moisture will come our way.
These little green sprouts are the new suckers from the Anne raspberries I planted last year. The Carolines are also spreading. I peeked under the leaves around the one blackberry that grew last year and I saw a little green sprout under there.
The rhubarb popped out of the ground quite nicely this past week. No sign yet of the asparagus or strawberries but it's probably not quite time for them yet. Soon enough, we shall see.
3 comments:
Yum, rhubarb. So miss Grandma's rhubarb pie, but you just can't grow rhubarb down here.
Tomatoes in your shower? Hahaha. You should check out my propagation page and see the fun I'm having with sprouts!
Do yours sing in the shower? LOL
I cant wait for my tomato plants to grow like yours! Maybe I'll put mine in the shower too~
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