Five days ago: Snowstorm. Yesterday, 80+ degrees. My bones say that winter is over. So....
Potatoes in today.
Onion bulbs in today.
Basil sprouting in the greenhouse.
Phlox and PJM rhody starting to bloom.
Tomatoes VERY happy in the greenhouse.
And it looks like I'll be picking an asparagus in the next day or two.
Really, now. Why does this all make me feel so content?
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I'm a Flatlander living in Vermont Zone 4, and growing things isn't always as easy as putting a seed in some dirt here. We have a pretty specific set of weeks in which certain things will germinate and/or grow. And lots of plants won't make it through our cold winter.
I write this online journal to help keep track of what and when I plant/snip/harvest, what worked, and what wilted. My own gardening tips and techniques are mostly self-sprouted, so I earnestly welcome comments and advice.
Check out my other blog about what grows inside my house, my community, and my overactive mind at http://www.greenmountainmom.blogspot.com/.
I write this online journal to help keep track of what and when I plant/snip/harvest, what worked, and what wilted. My own gardening tips and techniques are mostly self-sprouted, so I earnestly welcome comments and advice.
Check out my other blog about what grows inside my house, my community, and my overactive mind at http://www.greenmountainmom.blogspot.com/.
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