Way back in March, we began sowing vegetable crops in 72-cell trays and setting them on heat mats in the barn. There were trays everywhere: tomatoes, chili peppers, shallots, leeks, and finally lettuce. For each one, I wrote down the probable first harvest date, based on the days to maturity noted on
Your garden looks beautiful! And I'm always guilty of not thinning enough. It's always hard to know how much space is the right amount between seedlings. Hope your next crop of beets beat this first one!
Is there anything as lovely as a salad made fresh from one's own garden? I like beet greens steamed but I guess you have to wait until the beets are fully grown for those. Your garden boxes look wonderful.
Your garden looks beautiful! And I'm always guilty of not thinning enough. It's always hard to know how much space is the right amount between seedlings. Hope your next crop of beets beat this first one!
Is there anything as lovely as a salad made fresh from one's own garden? I like beet greens steamed but I guess you have to wait until the beets are fully grown for those. Your garden boxes look wonderful.
Your lettuce looks great. I'm anxiously waiting for my first CSA box, delayed because their lettuce crop was destroyed by hail.