The garden is really coming along beautifully. We have had some wonderfully cooler weather in the 40-60’s and the garden is handling it very well.
The transplant butternut squash didn’t do quite as well but a few plants are thriving and even some new sprouts are popping up, so that’s neat. The shallots we planted last week have sprouted amazingly high about 4 inches in one week, too cool. I can even use the sprouts like green onions, or green shallots for cooking. The mustard spinach is nearing becoming ready to eat in fact I am sure we could pull some and make them for dinner tonight, but I am not cooking, ha!
Garden- week 6
Acorn squash
Garlic- and new sprouts from last weekend
Shallots! Look how big in one week
Cabbage
Broccoli
One Butternut squash transplant survivor
Do you see to 2 sprouts!! (top right of the picture) yea!
Mustard Spinach- look how big compared to my foot!
Spinach
Lettuce
Carrots
Lettuce
Back of the garden
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What a wonderful garden!!
Butternut squash….YUM!!!!
What an awesome garden! We are hoping to get one going this spring.
mmmm – can we EAT yet? I have LOVED coming and watching your garden grow. haha, when its all icy and snowy it will help me get thru the dreary days. I’ll help you weed, ok?
It’s too cold here in Wisconsin for outside gardening so, I posted my indoor garden that I started earlier this month:-)
It’s coming along great…awesome progress!
Blessings,
Susie
Gardening is talent, I do not possess. Fortunately there are a few who do. It looks great.
It’s amazing to see a garden growing right now as I am in below freezing temperatures!
Antoinette
Looks like a great garden good job! Mine never look this nice!