NOT quite time to plant YET!!

[rawpriestess]

Gosh, we are having such a mild winter to spring transition, that I thought I could start planting, so I wake up this morning to go to the nursery, and buy some plants, and it had frozen last night. LOL

I think this is pretty funny, as I usually don'e even THINK about planting until April around here, but it's been balmy during the day, in the high 40's and low 50's I thought we were done with our frost,

No such luck-- alas, will have to wait a bit longer.

[darkchild]

I know just what you mean! It's still too cold here (AZ), but I have been actually dreaming of planting my garden. I can't wait. I have several varieties of heirloom seeds that I am already starting indoors so that they will be ready for the garden. I'm getting a greenhouse this year. I want fresh fruits and vegetables year round, dangit! ;)


Dawn

[Conscious Midwife]

My green thumb is ready.

I'm going to do some pots of tomatoes on the deck. definately some outside herbs and maybe even strawberries and cuccs.

Looks like it will be later in the year before I can get a greenhouse/ solarium room going.

[Veganforlife]

I know! I'm getting anxious. I have crocus blooming.

[carolg]

A new month, a new beginning and yesterday, the 1st I started seeds indoors. Last year I spent about $75 for plants and this year I am planning on spending little. I can't wait to see the first signs of life coming from my seeds. I got tomatoes, cukes, squash so far growing in these 6 to a tray sheets of other trays attached. It was a total of $.69 cents. I bought Eko soil as well. Tune in. I love gardening and my Armenian cukes were a killer long. I think I measured 30 or 32" for a few. No kidding.

I'm ready for gardening and harvesting.

Oh, I have fish elmusion from Home Depot, a gallon size, then bought some other stuff not sold here, but online, or some local stores a seaweed liquid.

I have Earthboxes too, but then I also have lots of land to use. I plan on indoor herb garden for all year round. I want to save and have super fresh too.

carolg

[Conscious Midwife]

Found a composting bin fin for just $40 , sounds like a good deal, but I also wonder if I can makeone myself. Especially since the one I saw isn't a fancy one that you can rotate.



Hmmmm. Suddenly it looks like a good deal. the website wher I found the pic is selling it for $95. I presume they are the same size, uhh or maybe not I'll have tor esearch some more.