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| Cabbages? |
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| Not broccoli? |
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| A blank slate with some $%^& Crabgrass |
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| Turnips & ...Broccoli? |
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| Kale and green leafies with a P.S. Extra in the turnip? |
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| I will have to look on the planting guide to remember what is what, LOL |
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| A bunch of well mulched very cool veg's |
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| First, I planted a flat of Sugar Pod II |
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| There are a lot of slugs in the garden. This is 2A |
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| I put the seeds close together in a line under the trellis |
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| From the middle to the east end |
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| If you look closely, you can see the peas laid out on top of the soil |
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| I pushed them in with my finger |
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| scratched the soil over them lightly and mulched with weeds |
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| Since I weeded the area, I transplanted endive from the aisle |
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| ...and mulched them with old weeds, too |
Today I decided to transplant the whatever-they-are-greens from the aisle by the artichoke bed.
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| They are on the north (left-hand) side of the trellis in the middle. |
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| 12 or so are hiding in this picture. I mulched with old pea stalks and weeds, which makes the plants more difficult to see while they're so small. |
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| To the left of the big chard, there are more of these mystery greens. I ran out of mulch, it was cold, and I was hungry, so the mulch can be added later? |
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| The first section of the bed (2B, north side) was the last planted. By this time, I was losing my enthusiasm to hunger and cold, so it's not work I'm terribly proud of. However, if the greens live, and grow, I will eat them and be happy. |
