zucchini, squash,
watermelon, pumpkin, tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, carrots, peas, green
beans, strawberries, basil, oregano, mint, parsley, thyme, sage, rosemary, chives, & marjoram
Yep. That's the plan!
Ryan, myself, Jacob, & Hailey got busy last weekend, and by Sunday at sundown, our work was done.
We have finally learned that soil preparation is KEY, and *we are over at Estelle's place today to share a) exactly how we learned this lesson {the hard way}, and b) crucial tips on preparing your garden soil for spring planting. It's a lotta work upfront, but what the payoff of a bountiful summer garden is delicious... in more ways than one.
Visit us at Estelle's & share your own gardening pursuits n' tips!
*Ryan & I collaborated on the post. He handled the writing (he's a natural)... I managed the pics. Teamwork :).
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It. Won't. Stop. raining here. Or snowing. Or hailing. I'm getting crazy waiting for some quality time in the dirt! And it sounds like we're bringing our weather with us, boo! :)
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The only thing we've ever grown is tomatoes and herbs, but I really want to do better this year! We'll see how that goes :)
ReplyDeleteI have this desire to be an urban farmer. My black thumb thwarts me, but I am not giving up. Kudos to you!
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If you feel like taking a trip to SD, I have a garden box in a horrifying state of disrepair that could use your expert advice :) I am the worst gardener ever- recently managed to kill a succulent!! I think it was the soil.
ReplyDeleteIt was SURELY the soil ;).
DeleteGreeat read thank you
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