Gardening Update

[robby]

We're having a wet March, but I finished mowing the grass today, and began preparing the garden for planting. Another series of storms will arrive Tuesday.

My first planting will be red onions, and I hope to complete that by month's end. I opened my last quart of tomatoes last night. This year, I want to grow a bigger crop of tomatoes. I still have cases of canned squash.

Comments

[skyedragon66.livejournal.com]

You're making me jealous (and hungry). I'm in a totally new area and I have no idea when things can be planted. I started a windowsill herb garden and it grew so fast that now I'm worried about transplanting it to the outside windowsill too early.

[robby.livejournal.com]

There are climate and garden zones associated with geographical areas. You can google that and get a calendar of when to plant. Onions can take harsh weather, even freezing, but I think we're past that out here. After onions, I'll next plant broccoli and snow peas. Tomatoes, beans and okra in early June.