My summer seedlings are starting to grow. They are quite happy in the sunny window, but I’m thinking I will have to put them in bigger pots before setting them out in May. They are getting big fast!
We are still waiting on our gravel and soil. Hopefully that will be delivered in a couple of weeks. Even if I don’t get peas this year, I can plant more pea seeds and eat the shoots. I learned that while watching my new favorite show, “Edible Garden”. I’m watching on BritBox, but it looks like you can watch the full series on this site. Also, she has a book! I’m totally getting the book.
In the meantime, I’m digging up daffodils and separating and replanting the bulbs around. Bob has finished pruning the apple trees. And I’ve been foraging wild spring onions in the woods. I’d like to plant some native wildflowers in our woods, but we have so many walnuts, they discourage other plants from growing. So that’s something to figure out.
I’m so excited for our garden! Now I’m thinking I should plant potatoes and leeks if there is room!
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Potatoes, definitely! We will plant ours tomorrow, this is the first year they will be all from our potatoes last year!
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Walnuts are only a problem for some plants. There are lists available online of plants that are compatible with walnut trees!
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Thanks, Marjorie! I’ll look for that.
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Your seedlings are off to a great start! And you have walnut trees? That is awesome! Love hearing about your garden plans – can’t wait to see your progress pics 🙂
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Your seedlings look great! We’ll be planting ours this week.
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Good looking seedlings! Regular walnut trees are not a problem for other plants, only BLACK walnut trees.
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Your efforts are turning out green!! I don’t plant seedlings indoors…because of our cats.
I’m glad your gardening is making you happY!!!!!
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Sounds great, I usually plant peas every 3 weeks so you get a good supply. Potatoes I usually do in a bag as they are little buggers at ever-growing when you think you’ve picked them all. We have done another 2 raised beds today and are totally exhausted. Must be good exercise for us.
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I love pea shoots. I just received a bunch in my farm-to-table box.
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So cool! I have a friend who bought a starter kit and she bought these inexpensive grow lights for them. She’s having a contractor build a standing garden holder but it will be encased like a…I don’t know how to describe it…like a chest but the sides are of mesh within a wooden frame to protect the plants from wild animals.
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