Spring Gardening
 

How many of you are starting a garden this year?
Growing your own food is very rewarding and you don't have to start with a ton of plants. Even just a couple tomato plants to see if you can do it goes a long way.

I just transplanted my tomatoes from peat pots into their own area. They were getting 5 inches tall aprox and were crowded in the peat pots. Going to transplant my bell peppers in a week or two when they get a little bigger. I like growing habanero but I hate eating them, usually throw one into chili or something to spice it up. They'll grow just about anywhere you plant them and require almost zero care. My Jalapeno's just didnt grow.
All these came from seeds I harvested from last years harvest. :)

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Every year I garden with my mom. This year I'm just moral support.

I am really impressed by her accomplishment this year despite everything.

The lavender and Mexican petunias are for me and my favorite this year.

Working the flower beds with my mom is how I got into gardening. Thumbs up :)
Those succulents and flower bed look gorgeous!!

Those mexican petunias are just thriving! They look happy and healthy! :D
It all looks great, Thank you for sharing!

This past week I spent probably 3 days pulling old dead plants and dried leaves from my growing areas. Super hyped for spring this year.

Feels like it's going to be a nice summer. And yeah, tbh the prep work, cleaning, composting, and just sitting back and relaxing is what I enjoy. It's nice to care for the land. I'm really grateful for this small little garden. One flower bed makes a big difference. There was a bee today. I had DBT and was kinda stressing from illness. This bee came and literally tried to comfort me. For real. Our love reverberates through our world and Gardening is a part of that.

Gotta wait a bit longer for last frost to really get going where I’m at. But definitely getting pumped up and getting my root vegetables in!

my flowers are just starting to hit that sapling(?) stage. Just pokin out of the ground :) Very excited for them to attract birds and bees for my cat to look at.

Good for you! More you grow yourself, less dependent you are. And not to mention, lots of produce in the store is sprinkled with stuff, that prolong shelf life. Not so sure about prolonging our lives.

I'm growing all year around lettuce in my basement. Hydroponics. Homegrown veggies in the winter ;-)

16 jalapeno plants
12 bird eye pepper plants
6 poblano plants
6 serrano plants
20-30 other chili plants
3 new papayas
4 new dragon fruit
20 tomato plants (mix of cherry, roma, san marzano and others)
12 different cucumber plants
1 gooseberry/goldenbery
1 boysenberry shrub
12 strawberry plants (couple alpine)

mango, orange, apple, lime, lemon, peach trees, 2x mulberry & mandarin tree.

Couple other ones that I bought on bakercreek/rareseeds or seedsnow.

Just what I bought online.

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I know what you mean! I'm still holding out on outdoor planting till that last frost hits. Luckily for you root vegetables can handle a frost. They're one of the few vegetables that can be started in the 40 degree weathers. :)

Best of luck on your grow season!

Very cool! I had a few crocus and daffodil pop up recently. Tulips are right behind them! Pretty stoked myself to see how beautiful the flowers turn out.
entertainment for the cat is always a plus! PLUS more bees = good! :D

I've been growing vegitables for some time, I do it pretty laidback no extreme PHing, moisture levels, lighting etc. I just never mentioned it.
I've always considered trying to grow a smaller plant such as leafy lettuces over the winter. Not sure I could properly maintain the tempature for them though. How forgiving is that?

Wow! that's an impressive haul! (Let me know how those jalapeno plants turn out! (my seeds didn't take))
I LOVE growing nightshade, rather peppers/tomatos. I really like the direction your garden is heading.
I'm also interested in how your berry plants turn out. In all honesty I tried to germinate some berry plants and I didn't have success. Bushes/Shrub berries usually don't fruit the first year but I'm certain you'll get strawberries this year and they'll be sweet!

Thanks for sharing! ^,^