April 10, 2009 -
Our peas are up!!! I can't even tell you how exciting that is to us. Last year we had a horrible time with peas, ending up with basically nothing. This year, we planted them out near the end of March, when the ground had thawed. They took a couple of weeks, but finally I went over one day to find the whole row coming up. I just love the way each vegetable looks different as a seedling - and I think the peas are especially cool looking. But peas aren't the only thing coming up. Here are some baby radishes -
A little patch of arugula is coming up like crazy. Joe likes the easy scatter method of planting, whereas I prefer neat and tidy rows - can you tell who planted these? -
I believe the one below is a spinach seedling. I've never planted them, so I can't be sure, but it's definitely either spinach or a weed. :)
And here's the pot of chives that's resurfacing from last year. Don't you just love perennials?
Our peas are up!!! I can't even tell you how exciting that is to us. Last year we had a horrible time with peas, ending up with basically nothing. This year, we planted them out near the end of March, when the ground had thawed. They took a couple of weeks, but finally I went over one day to find the whole row coming up. I just love the way each vegetable looks different as a seedling - and I think the peas are especially cool looking. But peas aren't the only thing coming up. Here are some baby radishes -
A little patch of arugula is coming up like crazy. Joe likes the easy scatter method of planting, whereas I prefer neat and tidy rows - can you tell who planted these? -
I believe the one below is a spinach seedling. I've never planted them, so I can't be sure, but it's definitely either spinach or a weed. :)
And here's the pot of chives that's resurfacing from last year. Don't you just love perennials?
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