Gardening

[FishFrenzy]

Thanks! My peas are looking like yours - they grow so quick! I put in 12 different varieties of veggies in the newly put together planter (12'x6'x12"deep) early this month. Starting from seed in March seems to have made the difference; all the veggies are growing very quickly now that they're in the ground.

FishFrenzy

[Sharon]

Send some of that Northern ON rain down here to SW ON.

[yellow dog]

Got the house up for sale and didn't bother planting a vegetable garden this spring. One of the driest springs in this neck of the woods for sure.

[GoldenLakePete]

We had a killer frost last week that knocked off our young ash trees. The little elms and apples came through OK.

I planted some tomatoes outside today.

Hopefully no more frost.

[Sharon]

Send some of that Northern ON rain down here to SW ON.

Thank you. We just got a good rain.

[Plog]

Originally Posted by Sharon
Send some of that Northern ON rain down here to SW ON.



Thank you. We just got a good rain.

No problem……There is more rain forecasted for this area over the next few days. I'll try and send some FROST down that way too…

[sherlockbonez]

Potatoes, tomatoes, eggplants, peppers, kale, spinach, beans and lettuce are in. Just need to put the onion set and I'm done.

Maybe few more giant sunflowers to scare the neighbourhood kids.

[bowj]

I got mine in later than usual this past weekend, might be a good thing because of the frosts we had last week. I only have a small garden, but I got lots of tomatoes(beefsteak, tiny tim, and some early variety I cant think of), plus red onions which I planted in april, and more this weekend, and some peas and beans. I am trying yellow beans for the first time.
gonna be a busy summer for me, but I am glad I got some veggies planted!!

[JoePa]

One benefit of living in a little warmer climate is you can plant things a lot earlier - I already have small tomatoes on my plants - eating lettuce and broccoli and kohlrabi already - spent the last couple days thinning the fruit from my apple, plum and peach trees - raising quality fruit takes a lot of work - first you have to trim the trees each year - then you have to spray them bugs and diseases - then you have to thin the fruit - them you have to shoot at the crows and squirrels - I spray my trees with organic sprays that I get from Gardens Alive -

[fishfood]

Ontario picking lol . Have already got a few of these and this little bunch here today. The rest should be done by the end of the week.
[emoji12]

Just for all you just putting in the garden i am already picking lol. Cheers to all the food we can pic and eat from home. Nothing beats a fresh salad made in the back yard any time you want one . Ir a fresh tomato or blt mmm cant wait .