Spent 8 hours getting the plants from seed I started late winter in the ground today. Pumpkin, melons and squash in and got pump going and mowed. A busy day, now I'm hoping for rain. Most of the stuff is a long a water way so it stays moist and only need to get it going and never have to water after that if we get a little rain through the summer. This round catch coral has one variety of melons.

Tomatoes, peppers, beets, cucumbers and potatoes in at home in town. How is everyone else doing on getting this planted in the north country??

I have my potatoes in and tomatoes & cabbage went in today. It rained here on and off today. I will try to get some more done on it tomorrow. It was still raining when I went out to lock up the chickens about sun down. We will have a inch between yesterday and today. We need it bad.

We have an 11x14 greenhouse next to the garden. Had good hold overs from the winter. Had some parsnips that made it trough. Salad greens, spinach, cilantro are booming. Second round of radishes already in there. Have some tomatoes and squash starts in there ready for transplant. Carrots, peas, parsnips are just staring in the garden. We went from onions to shallots instead. Ill never look back, they are great and store well. Have a few asparagus too. Strawberries and raspberries are flowering good. Service berries looking great

We got nuked by a frost last week. We have 13 fruit trees. We had great pollination this year but a few of the trees look like they got to frozen. Bummed. One is a plum that produces over 100#. The apples look fine. We will see in another few weeks