I haven’t been absent or sick, just really, really busy
operating the seeding, greenhouse maintenance, indoor to outdoor transition of
peppers, seedling growth and dancing around the weather, particularly the
nights and their coldness. I’m losing
track of how many times I have folded up the frost blankets, put them away and
brought them back out again. No more I
say – no more - ya right.
I’m posting a list of the plants for sale this week and the
next couple of weeks. I strongly caution unless you have a plan
in place for protecting these little babies, please don’t put them in the ground yet. I started the tomatoes so they would be ready
for transplanting during the last week of May and first week of June, which is
when I’ll be putting mine in. Some of the hardier plants, of course, can go
in now if your garden is prepared, which we’re still working on here.
We’ve transplanted some kale, chard, lettuces
and herbs and are growing spinach and mesclun mix from seed in the outdoor beds
– they all seem to be doing well. Remember
to put row cover over brassicas and arugula or the bugs will destroy every
single plant while you’re sleeping.
You can purchase your favourite plants from me now. I’m happy to hold them for
you until the right time.
Please go to my Prices
tab to see the list of available plants for your gardening pleasure this
season.
Thanks.
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