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!!
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Butternut squash….YUM!!!!
What an awesome garden! We are hoping to get one going this spring.
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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?
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It’s too cold here in Wisconsin for outside gardening so, I posted my indoor garden that I started earlier this month:-)
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It’s coming along great…awesome progress!
Blessings,
Susie
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Gardening is talent, I do not possess. Fortunately there are a few who do. It looks great.
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It’s amazing to see a garden growing right now as I am in below freezing temperatures!
Antoinette
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Looks like a great garden good job! Mine never look this nice!
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