It's been a wet and rainy kind of day but I was prepared for the rain. When soaking rain is expected, I try to get as much in the ground as possible. Before today's rain, I planted a bed of spinach and another bed of radishes, arugula and mesclun.
I cover the newly seeded beds with row covers to help germination and to keep garden critters out. Then I sit back and let rain do its thing.
I cover the newly seeded beds with row covers to help germination and to keep garden critters out. Then I sit back and let rain do its thing. Soaking up the cool, spring rain are...
Garlic planted last fall 
Chives - a perennial that keeps coming back year after year. A must for every kitchen garden.
Tête-à-tête daffodils - only 6" tall but the first to bloom.
3 comments:
Looks good, spring is coming!
Hey Ting, I have spinach, lettuce, radish, and pac choy cabbage coming up here at my school garden. Check it out http://www.middlebrook-farm-school.blogspot.com/ Say hello to Eric.
Will, your school yard garden looks great and your tomato seedlings are sooo cute! I'm not having much luck with my seedlings maybe I started them too early.
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