Lindsay joined him when she got home from the store. Right now she has been outside for nearly 4 hours planting, with the kids help, corn, lettuce, broccoli, tomatoes, onions...
Do you garden? What do you grow?
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
The Garden
Lindsay joined him when she got home from the store. Right now she has been outside for nearly 4 hours planting, with the kids help, corn, lettuce, broccoli, tomatoes, onions...
Do you garden? What do you grow?
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Well I, too, am excited about this year's garden. We're going to be taking out some of the walk way and putting in more plants where it was. Though we don't have room for a big garden, we will grow herbs and tomatoes and perhaps some cucumbers. I would like to grow some potatoes in a bag and see if it works. John's making me a raised bed so we'll see how that goes.
Looks as if you've really increased your space! Good thing you have some handy weeders there at home with you.
You guys have been hard at work already!
We usually plant (and I am using the word "we" very loosely, as my husband does the lion's share of the gardening) tomatoes, peppers, a few squash, a few zucchini, and an eggplant or two. Most years we plant green beans.
The strawberries and the asparagus will be ready to harvest before too long! I can't wait!!
Oh, I love to garden! We have been planning and have started some seeds inside, but have not gotten the ground ready yet. My husband is making plans to build some supports and I have drawn everything out on paper. I think we will begin turning the soil this weekend, but it is still a little early here for planting. I am so excited to see some warmer weather.
This warm winter and early spring have made the garden bug bite earlier but so far, we haven't done anything but talk about it. Clarence is leary of putting things in too early, afraid we've still got too much cold weather ahead of us.
Keep us posted on how your early plantings go, ok? Corn and tomatoes are two things we put out pretty late due to the cold and I'm curious to see how they do for you. I'm sure you'll have really early, nice crops of lettuce and broccoli since those are both cold tolerant. We really need to get ours in!
Oh so powerful about God and sowing, weeding and harvesting!
I love gardening. I love so many things we grow...too many to list. Let's just say this year-more flowers!
Jennifer
Lovely photos, of your garden,. We do indeed learn new things every year from our garden too, and the things that God teaches are new and fresh each year.We all have a part to do in growing His garden.
We try and grow lots of veggies, and fruits too. Our strawberries are blooming, and hopefully in April we will be gathering them, just praying for continued good weather. Good luck with your garden, and I am looking forward to you sharing how it grows.
Thank you for your visit, and for your kind thoughts and prayers.
Hugs,
Sue
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