It's taken forever this winter to finally be time to sow. It could have been last weekend, but I was busy doing other things, and I knew soil temperatures were still low.
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| "blank" raised beds --now sown with peas, beets, lettuce, and greens |
But a beautiful weekend and signs of spring popping out (from the piedmont to the mountains) -- it was wonderful to get seeds of sugar snap peas, spinach, lettuce, beets, chard, mustards, kale, arugula, etc. into raised beds and flats.
I put out some spinach transplants in the mountains, and radicchio and kale in the piedmont (woodchuck issues).... we'll see.
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| flats and pots sown with lettuce mix, arugula, spinach, and kales |
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| kale and radicchio transplants (I KNOW the woodchuck won't like radicchio!) |
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| Lovely to clean out all the dead perennial herbs from pots for a clean slate! |
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