Straight 'N' Narrow Beans Planted On May 1st Are Sprouting
Realization Of The Day:
That whole calming realization/epiphany I had back on April 10th about no longer letting the garden overwhelm me, etc. etc. etc.? So not working right now.
Monday, May 08, 2006
What's Growin' On: 5/8/06
Straight 'N' Narrow Beans Planted On May 1st Are Sprouting
Realization Of The Day:
That whole calming realization/epiphany I had back on April 10th about no longer letting the garden overwhelm me, etc. etc. etc.? So not working right now.
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oooh, i'm so jealous of your early plant time...I put in 20# of potatoes yesterday, and am doing a rain dance as I type. It's quite dry right now. No beans until we turn new soil at the new house (next week maybe?) but plenty of winter squash, pumpkins, beets, chard, kale, basil, and dill going in tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteI love me some garden time.
and? I can still taste last nights' green garlic fettuccini dinner. I licked the pot clean. I can't wait for the scapes to seed so I can pull them off and stick them back in the ground immediately!
Thank you for this blog. You/It rock/s
And so it begins! Susan - I haven't even gotten CLOSE to planting something like this out in the beds yet...although I have more flats of plants than I know what to do with right now. What zone are you in?
ReplyDeleteAnother salad of mixed homegrown baby lettuces with dinner tonite - Yum! I don't know why it seems like adding homegrown RED lettuces makes the salad taste even better...I know they don't have THAT much of a different flavor, but it sure makes the salad look good!
So no working for me either. I was actually thinking of you and you calming realization/epiphany today as I was feeling overwhelmed by all that's not done and needs to do get done very very soon in my garden. Oh, well...
ReplyDeleteBeing overwhelmed is part of the experience. If it wasn't super-challenging, you wouldn't feel like it was such a reward. Look at your beautiful crumbly chocolate-cakey soil. I'm jealous.
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