I've planted about half of the potatoes (the other half will go in the ground after we catch that rodent) and a second planting of kohlrabi, green and red romaine, and green butterhead lettuce.
Most importantly, the live trap is in the ground!
Now it's a beautiful, 70F day out hear so I'm going to go back outside and enjoy it!
A former farm girl's trials and tribulations vegetable gardening in Minnesota's suburbia.
Showing posts with label Romaine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Romaine. Show all posts
Saturday, 14 April 2012
Saturday, 24 March 2012
The Lettuce Are Coming! The Lettuce Are Coming!
| Radishes - Day 5 |
Hopefully we can spend tomorrow afternoon in the garden. My top priorities are: Putting up the fence now that we have yummy lettuces growing, pulling up the rest of the sod, plotting out the beds and getting the other cold season crops into the ground. We'll do a temperature reading tomorrow to see where the soil is at - but it hasn't gotten above 70 this week and we've had plenty of rain so I think they should still be just about right.
To update on the other seeds:
- Spinach - not much to be seen yet
- Arugula - Day 5 - A nice little row of seedlings, barely off the ground
- Green Romaine - Another nice little row, but kind of sparse
- Red Romaine - Nothing to speak of
- Green Butterhead - Nothing here either
- Red Grand Rapids - Nada
- Green Grand Rapids - Little seedlings coming through
- Radishes - doing great as we mentioned above
- Beets - nothing yet
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