2008 Garden, Fourth Week of April

 So I’ve been busy today! I’ve been planting and planting! The squares in white have been planted. I did minimal switching around from my original plan–a few squares were empty, and I decided to fill them with potatoes and onions.
 Cost:

Seed potatoes (5 lb bag) $5.50
Onion sets (80) $1.50
Fertilizer for indoor plants $5.00

Growing outside:

Garlic
Spinach
Lettuce (transplants and [...]

Jodi’s Garden, Fourth Week of April

I have had a crazy last few weeks what with winning a national championship in hockey and all but i have managed to keep up with my gardening.  Just haven’t had much chance to post.  So here is the status. 
GARDEN UPDATE 
Growing Outside
Garlic (planted 3/10, shoots are about 6 inches tall!)
Peas (planted 4/7, first [...]

2008 Garden, Third Week of April

Planted a few things outside:

Garlic
Spinach
Peas
Lettuce sprouts

Growing inside:

Cabbage
Broccoli
Cauliflower
Onions (white and yellow)
Dill
Hot peppers (Anaheim & Jalapeno)
Bell peppers
Tomatoes (Better boy, Roma, Sweet 100)
Basil
Lettuce (sprouting in vermiculite) I need to pot or move these, but I’m too lazy.

My broccoli is getting big, but some of the leaves are yellowing. Not sure what’s wrong.
Tomatoes are growing like CRAZY! I’m so [...]

2008 Garden, Second Week of April

Everything is just growing. I moved my setup to the basement–needed more room!
Growing inside:

Cabbage
Broccoli
Cauliflower
Onions (white and yellow)
Dill
Hot peppers (Anaheim & Jalapeno)
Bell peppers
Tomatoes (Better boy, Roma, Sweet 100)
Basil
Lettuce (sprouting in vermiculite)

2008 Garden, First Week of April

Started from seed:

Lettuce

Growing inside:

Cabbage
Broccoli
Cauliflower
Onions (white and yellow)
Dill
Hot peppers (Anaheim & Jalapeno)
Bell peppers
Tomatoes (Better boy, Roma, Sweet 100)
Basil

It snowed this week, so I’m not anxious to transplant outside yet. My tomatoes are growing RAPIDLY–They have gotten bigger than everything else!

Potatoes

SFG spacing: 1 per square
Plant potatoes in the spring, 3 weeks before the frost date. Since they are a tuber, potatoes grow from “seed potatoes.” These look like regular potatoes, but they have not been treated to prevent sprouting. They are also less likely to have problems with disease. It’s recommended that [...]

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