The seedlings took about 3 weeks to look sturdy enough to mess with (e.g. before I decided to split them into their own containers). So far, so good. We left for Ireland this past week and came back to some very well established and healthy plants. The outside spring garden is thriving and growing. We’re enjoying lettuce (seriously, this lettuce might last until fall), radishes, chard, cilantro, thyme, and mint. Strawberries have set fruit and cauliflower is growing. All that work is paying off in providing some delicious homegrown veggies.
Cukes
Siberian Tomatoes, compact and bushy even as seedlings
All the seeds ready to move on to their new pots
Basil looks happy
After 10 days the newly planted seedlings are looking happy in their new homes and the outside garden has filled out.
Lettuce mix and red cabbage
Cauliflower
The narrow raised bed filling in
New seedlings getting settled:
Plants became Mr. Duds’ lunch
Cukes
Siberian Tomatoes, compact and bushy even as seedlings
All the seeds ready to move on to their new pots
Basil looks happy
After 10 days the newly planted seedlings are looking happy in their new homes and the outside garden has filled out.
Lettuce mix and red cabbage
Cauliflower
The narrow raised bed filling in
New seedlings getting settled:
Plants became Mr. Duds’ lunch
Yummy! You clearly have a green thumb. Those plants are thriving.
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