garden notes
It’s been a couple weeks now since I started jotting these notes down, and I have planted another round of seeds since, but I wanted to get this posted anyway. Almost all of the seeds mentioned below are now growing … Continued
garden journal // July 28
fava beans and ground cherry cucumbers and romaine flowering leek herb boxes on the patio more artichokes coming golden delicious orange banana tomato, in the hoop house for last night’s dinner The garden is at that point where it mostly … Continued
garden journal // may 5
A mini garden update, mostly from the porch… I’ve been slackin’ on my garden updates! Though I must admit, I haven’t spent a huge amount of time in the garden this past week or so. My little baby plants are … Continued
garden journal // april 21
Taking a little break from the hot sun… It’s like a summer day today – shorts, iced coffees, bumble bees, busy birds, bliss! This week I planted a few varieties of beans – broad windsor fava, purple podded pole, scarlet … Continued
garden journal // april 13
It’s warming up here, and is really feeling like spring is here to stay. So happy for that! I hope to plant carrots and beets this weekend, which will be some of the first things I will be planting directly … Continued
garden journal // march 23
We woke up to sunshine, warmth and blue skies today. All the seedlings got a spectacular sun bath outside. And so did we! The tomato seeds have all germinated aside from a few cherry tomatoes, which were older seed. Basil … Continued
garden journal // march 9
This week offered us some beautiful days, perfect for getting busy outside. March 7:: Planted the first set of starts:: Cherokee purple, chadwick cherry, and orange banana tomatoes; black night and chinese 5 color hot peppers; cucumbers, summer squash, winter … Continued
garden journal // march 2
The seed catalogues are out, and our saved and leftover seeds are on the dining table. It’s time to start planting! From what I can tell, with a brief look back in time, we are going to get an earlier … Continued