Got my tomatoes started a last weekend!
This nice weather always gets me excited to plant the garden. It's tough to be patient for planting. More than once I have planted too early and been cursed by frost. I just love running around in the evening trying to cover plants.
I have a good number of dog bombs sprouting/appearing daily with the snow melt that I should have taken care of more religiously during the winter.
Got my seeds going and typical me have too much water in them. Starting to droop, hope I can save most of them. Onions have been in and are growing like crazy. Didn't do much for fall garlic (forgot) but have a bunch of spring garlic in, will see how it goes, not expecting much. It is coming up nicely though.
Weirdest thing is I planted a late batch of cilantro last year. It came up and I didn't do anything with it. This spring it is up and going and is HUGE already. Frost and snow have done nothing to it. Lost a couple strawberry plants to the winter, not enough mulch on them I would guess.
Do you guys really see a difference in shorter growing season tomatoes? I planted 4th of July's last year and they matured the same time everything else did. This year I have 56, 62, 78, and 80 day tomatoes planted just to test the difference.
Never thought I would be a gardener, now here I am!
Get a dethatching blade for your mower, makes my dog bombs disappear and fertilizes the lawn at the same time. You paid good $ for that poo, why let it go to waste?
I miss metal coffe cans