Plants in the Ground

Today was a very big day. Baby plants were put in the ground!! Now, you may be saying the Delaware garden zone is just barely out of the threat of frost….you would be right. I will have to keep my eye on potential threats for a few weeks. But my beans and peas were huge […]

Stop being a little bean!!

It’s time to bean up….grow some beans!! I like to start as many baby plants as I can indoors before the growing season begins, to give them ideal conditions to set up their root system. I can regulate everything about their early life and in my mind, that is growing a stronger plant. My kitchen […]

Trellis Time

A critical part of setting up your spring garden will be planning out the locations of certain types of vegetables. It’s time to think about what grows well together, who can be good neighbors and so on. When planning, you must also keep in mind if any of your plants will need supports, or fencing, […]

Tilling up the dirt

The time is getting closer….final preparations outside are taking place since the baby plants are getting bigger everyday. There is much anticipation in the garden since this whole process means we are closer than ever to growing vegetables. I am very concentrated every morning on selecting the strongest baby plants, making sure everything is watered, […]

April Fools

No jokes this year, that’s for sure. I guess you could say we are all the butt of a really bad joke right now, we have been put in a time out of biblical proportion!! Whatever you equivocate this to, it’s hopefully a once in a lifetime ordeal. Let’s not forget that it could be […]

Thinning the herd

As with anything in nature, some of your seeds will do very well and some….not so much. I always believe that if at least one seedling sprouts per baby pot, I am doing okay. We still have time to correct those that didn’t come up, the mythical wiggle room I have mentioned previously. My personal […]

Came for the seeds

I knew it!! I knew this would happen!! I now have read the realization that the panicked, toilet-paper hoarding, meat counter emptying, grocery store ravaging mob has moved on from the meats and vegetables in the grocery store to buying up all the seeds. No seed is safe….online and in the store, they are like […]

Room for error

When rain strikes, as it sometimes will day after day in the spring, there are other things we can do to keep on track for a successful garden. Seedlings should be taking off and growing noticeably by the day. Remember when I touched on having room for error? Well, today I will show you some […]

Always Planning

So if you’ve been keeping pace, your baby plants are now budding and showing themselves in their baby pots. This is a very exciting time in your garden journey. Hopefully, you have also been scoping out plans for your outdoor garden and finalizing where you will be sowing your newly budding baby plants in your […]

Getting the plot ready

Over the last few days, I’ve hinted here and there about getting an idea on where exactly you will be setting your garden up. The time is getting closer, so I hope you’ve been giving it some serious consideration. There are three more common ways to grow vegetables: in a raised bed, in a pot […]