so i planted some more stuff. Tomatoes, basil, summer squash, and zuchinni, to be specific.
BOOM.
Saturday, May 10, 2014
summer's coming!
Labels:
Albany,
food,
garden (Twig's house),
gratitude,
grow your own,
seedlings,
simplicity,
summer fun
Sunday, May 4, 2014
Spring planting round two
Yesterday the Troy farmer's market moved back outside (yay!) so I went up to score some new seedlings. For about $11 I got one lavender, one summer squash, one zuchini, 3 spinach, and 1 parsley. Then I went over to the co-op to pick up 6 beets, 6 arugula, and an artichoke. It's still too early for some things to go in the ground, but the arugula, spinach, and beets are planted.
The beets had this weird white fuzz in the roots which I thought was mold. I looked it up in my gardening book and online and didn't find much beyond beet root rot, which may or may not be what this is. I took a chance and planted them anyway, so if the beets taste moldy or the entire garden turns into a fungus bed we know why.
The seedlings I already planted (lettuce, swiss chard, and brussel sprouts) are still going strong. yeaaaaaaa man!
4 arugula |
6 beets |
3 spinach, 1 arugula |
The beets had this weird white fuzz in the roots which I thought was mold. I looked it up in my gardening book and online and didn't find much beyond beet root rot, which may or may not be what this is. I took a chance and planted them anyway, so if the beets taste moldy or the entire garden turns into a fungus bed we know why.
The seedlings I already planted (lettuce, swiss chard, and brussel sprouts) are still going strong. yeaaaaaaa man!
Labels:
Albany,
diy,
food,
garden (Twig's house),
grow your own,
seedlings,
simplicity
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