Just Turnips and Beets, still getting frost here.

My Tomato plants are still on the window sill and I won't put them out for another 3-4 weeks.

So far, I have only planted potatoes, onions, turnips, spinach and cuttings of elderberry, lilac and catawba grapes. I need to plant an artesian lettuce blend, peas, carrots and radishes soon.

Keith

Nope, not yet!

Just cut asparagus

peas went in the ground Sunday

Potatoes and onions. Planting beets tomorrow.

I planted lettuce and radishes a week ago. The snow, finally, melted off yesterday.

Will be as soon as I muck out one of my ponds and add it to the garden soil. Most people don't know that this "sludge" is some of the BEST FREE fertilizer you can put in a garden . . . and its all-organic material!

just a couple rows it's a gamble but farmers are planting corn like crazy for a week

Got ours planted except for peppers and a handful of extra rows. Corn germination was pretty bad so going to scratch it back up and plant again.

I could have planted all but vine stuff and tomatoes. I haven't because ground is just too cold yet here.

Some great looking garden spots and huge garden spots to boot.

I wished, snowing here currently again…

I got mine plowed yesterday afternoon, we probably wont plant till the middle of next month, at the earliest. We have been picking some asparagus for the last few weeks.

Just tilled mine up a few days ago. Hoping to get things laid out and what not the next couple days. Frosted a couple nights ago here. Have a bunch of tomatoes, peppers, and a few others. Can hardly wait to get stuff in the ground! Happy trapping! ScottW

Part of ours is in and producing. Wife has made her 3rd week of produce deliverys this year so far. Out garden won't be "in" for the year tell garlic is planted in the fall and cover cros are in.

Latest I've ever planted since leaving NY. Up yonder you were doing good if you had it in by Memorial day. Down here I usually plant in early April but the non stop rains prevented it this year. Just today planted my corn and beans. Good thing we have a long growing season.

I only have a Mantis tiller / so I just got done doing what I can with soil prep.

South side of house is fixed up too.

got most everything in , the lambs quarter is only an inch tall since that seed is there all the time it tells you about when it got warm enough to germinate.

direct seed beans , zucchini , cabbage , radish and chard are up

the tomatoes , peppers, eggplant , cucumber and some cabbage went in as plants

all that got put in the 9th 10th or 11th of May

the 7th I think was our last frost the 10th is out typical frost free day ,

once all the plants were in my cold frame got repurposed for herbs basil and cilantro it is just a wood box with a storm window over the top but it works

I would be grabbing a couple of those round bales , the ones furthest gone and mulching the garden with them, mulch it heavy then pull back a row a touch wider than the little mantis tiller , till and plant , and just keep mulching each year.

I brought in several truck beds of wood chips last year , it really helps with soil moisture and weeds , the problem is hauling enough of them with my little S-10 garden truck
I raked them back and tilled rows this year leaving the chips in the walking paths , it has helped and I need to haul in several more truck loads this year I also bag all my grass clippings for the first few mowings and put that around plants, I let the lawn grow so I am making a down and back on the first mowing to fill the mower bag. got most of my plants mulched with the grass and cardboard down in many of the rows , now I need to get to compost site and pick up wood chips.

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