Filed under: Mrs. B.
What is in:
broccoli plants
sugar and sweet peas
wheat
Some of the field peas
radishes
lettuce
A bit under half the onion transplants (900 out of 2200 or so.. at least that’s how many seeds there were, I don’t really believe they ALL came up)
red clover in the walkway
What is next:
potatoes (today, I hope)
snow peas & the rest of the field peas
more onions
herbs
assorted cut flowers
carrots, maybe (I’m tempted to wait for fall)
seeding 1.5 acres of pasture
Once all that’s in, then I’ll start thinking about the warm weather stuff. The tomato starts look great, the pepper starts are finally perking up, and the melon seedlings are warming my heart with their good looks.
It is difficult to plant all these things with an 18-month old. I haven’t figured out a way to do transplanting with him nearby, so when Mr. B. is not around, it’s raking & seeding only.
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We’d be glad to help out if we can line up our schedules. Or we could come down for a day sometime and do what we can.
Comment by Granny and Gramps May 11, 2008 @ 12:09 am