Time to Grow

Veggie Garden
Veggie Garden
Finally after weeks of nothing but rain and sludging around in the mud pit back yard, I managed to squeeze in a few hours of quality gardening time today. I'm pleased to say that I've finished seeding my vegetable garden, the irrigation has all been set up, veggies labeled with popsicle sticks and the squirrel cage is ready to defend my peppers and tomatoes from hungry little squirrely paws. It's out of my hands now, so its time for mother nature to do her part. I can't wait to see little sprouts popping up. It's all so very exciting.
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ErinGoBragh
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Oh, yay! It IS exciting! I'm also getting a tickle of watching our little patio garden grow.
maura_ea
Your grass is SO GREEN! It looks fake. Like this artificial grass that is all the rage over here in SoCal because it basically eliminates watering and never needs to be mowed.

I'm jealous.
Terri
It has rained every other day for the past two months which makes for a world of green, my lawn and trees included. I wouldn't mind it except for our clay soil doesn't handle the water well and ends up creating horrible mud puddles. Mud on my shoes, in the house, even on my elbows!

But I can't complain, I'd much rather have green and mud together than sand and astroturf. :)
Terri
Oh! What are you growing in your containers?
ErinGoBragh
We bought a Topsy Turvey for the balcony and are growing tomatoes, crookneck squash, and bell peppers in one, and strawberries in the small one (though it may be too hot already for strawberries.) And we have a pot of banana wax peppers growing, too. :-D
Terri
I've always wondered about those upside down hanging planters, you'll have to keep me posted on their progress. Such a great idea of small spaces!

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