February week 3 update: we enjoyed temperatures in the middle-70's this weekend and saw the first crocus blooms! Here are pictures of our soon-coming Spring vegetable garden.
Bryan dug in the landscape timber edging in front, added the fence, and put down the soaker hose. It's ready to plant spinach in the five raised bed rows, peas along the fence, lettuce where the wheelbarrow is now, and gladiolas lining the front.
This section will be planted in pumpkins once the spinach is finished in May. Brussels sprouts behind the wheel barrow are still producing well and have been all winter. You can almost see the row of winter garlic among leaf mulch next section over where regular summer vegetables will grow, and the cover crop of red clover in the last section over where corn will grow. Apple trees in the back are still dormant, but peach trees have buds that are beginning to swell. A row of two dozen red raspberry canes planted last weekend are adjusting marvelously.
Inside, we have beautiful Amaryllis blooms.
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- Palmetto Acres Garden
- Dedicated to the responsible production and preservation of healthy home-grown food to the glory of God. Isaiah 55:10 The rain cometh down, and the snow from heaven, and returneth not thither, but watereth the earth, and maketh it bring forth and bud, that it may give seed to the sower, and bread to the eater. Organic, or not? We try to raise vegetables organically, using compost and manure. The addition of chickens to our hobby farm means plenty of organic nitrogen to compost! This site gives credible reference to planting information contained in the Farmer's Almanac (www.farmersalmanac.com).
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