About five weeks ago we re-spread the over-wintering mulch (chestnut leaves and straw) on the garlic beds. So far the garlic is looking good.
The lower garden has been full of challenges, weeds actually. The coolness of March and April finally broke and everything that had been in the ground for weeks suddenly began growing or germinating. We've finally figured out agribond management and are fine tuning our abilities making the irrigation system work. Yesterday we tilled the final beds and today Jen and her sister planted corn. We hope it doesn't all become raccoon food.
Fennel, salad greens, and beets
newly sown beds of carrots and beets.
Tomato starts for sale. Actually we are almost out of them. Thankfully.
About five weeks ago we re-spread the over-wintering mulch (chestnut leaves and straw) on the garlic beds. So far the garlic is looking good.
The lower garden has been full of challenges, weeds actually. The coolness of March and April finally broke and everything that had been in the ground for weeks suddenly began growing or germinating. We've finally figured out agribond management and are fine tuning our abilities making the irrigation system work. Yesterday we tilled the final beds and today Jen and her sister planted corn. We hope it doesn't all become raccoon food.
Fennel, salad greens, and beets
newly sown beds of carrots and beets.
Tomato starts for sale. Actually we are almost out of them. Thankfully.
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