I know the feeling, there is always something else you should have planted.
More than once, I have planted stuff that I did not know what it was going to taste like...and liked it.
The way I would get in trouble, was planting seeds in the styrofoam coffee cups, so nice, sitting there at the table with the woodstove going on a cold January night, and every seed was a promise of the sun.
The last year that I could garden, and not knowing it would be my last, I finished with 800 plants in the ground.....they had to be hand watered, so I did.
No, I am not sorry, as now I look out at the weeds and remember all the plants that I grew.
Most people do not know that if the kitchen onions sprout in the spring, and you plant them, you will get 4 onions and seeds, they split.
In the past, I have bought the onion sets and grown them in pots, so I could cut the leaves to use as seasoning.
You should try something new each season.
I will be here some place and am looking forward to seeing you photos.
Which state are you in? Do you have to fight snow?
I took this and the other Photo's this afternoon, of my new garden.
And since I just received my new (Kodak Z712 IS) I saw
no need to wait too break it in. /Salute
Two Zucchini plants in one, they will produce more using less space, called a super plant
Pole Beans are nice around the pool fence, mixed with moonflowers,
I'm planting 60 this year for green beans, and dried beans
King Dent Corn, Corn?, yea I know. Everyone tells me it's not worth it.
Well,, it is when you're the one growing it :-)
I hope you and others enjoy the pictures, Granny. God Bless.
