Garden 2007!
Garden 2007!
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So this Sunday was spent buying and planing a patio garden. Now some people might say that this is too early, but to others that just means more tomatoes and more spinach!
Thankfully I fall into the later category and it did not frost last night, so this morning Danielle and I are still the proud owners of a garden:
This garden consists of the following:
- Patio tomatoes
- Patio roma tomatoes
- One giant full sized beefy beefsteak
- Basil of an Asian variety
- Plain Thyme
- Garlic chives
- Green, Red, and JalapeƱo peppers
- Romaine lettuce
- Spinach
- Swiss chard.
Then non-edible:
- Hosta
- Irish Moss
- and some other flowery plants whose identi-sticks were lost.
4 Comments:
looks great! I would be sure to at least cover them up, though, if frost looks like even a distant possibility. the herbs especially.
i'm waiting until after may 24. partly out of business, and partly cause i'm a gardening chicken.
May 07, 2007 5:59 PM
nice, I too will be starting a small pot-based garden in the near future. I think sometime this week as the temperature here is nearing 30 for the next couple days. I'd like to believe we are frost-free now.
May 07, 2007 6:11 PM
so jealous! Annalise and I have vague plans of owning a greenhouse in the future. We'll have to call you up for expert assistance.
May 09, 2007 8:24 AM
Lara - Yeah I'm always checking the overnight low to make sure nothing happens with the plants. Now do you mean May 2-4? or May 24th?
Jim - Cool, yeah I think it's pretty safe to say that the frost should be done, but I mean there's been snow in June so I guess you never can tell.
Chris - Cool a full-sized greenhouse or a small herbal one? It would be cool to have a greenhouse or a hothouse so that you could have the good veggies all year round.
May 12, 2007 1:31 PM
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