[JDoutrider]

Our four foot of snow cover has finally melted... but we had a couple of inches of wet snow last night which shouldn't last but a few days.

It's looking like a June planting again up here in N. MN. But Hey! I can see the raised garden beds now and hope springs eternal...

[EQAndyBuzz]

Had a tomato. It vanished. Wondering if my Golden got to it. Zucchini are looking good as are the beans. I still have stuff in the ground from the winter. Pulled some beets and carrots last week.

Planted spinach and cukes this week. Unfortunately the artichokes I planted several weeks back never came up. Has anyone had any experience with artichokes?

[Eric in the Ozarks]

A Duluth buddy who spent the winter in Naples arrived back in Duluth day before yesterday. He said his trip back might have been put off for a week.

After last winter's ice and snow her in Mizzou, Naples, Marco Island, etc., is sounding pretty good.

Meanwhile, radishes and the first wisps of lettuce are up. Poblanos are with fruit. The B. sprouts are having heat spasms or something. They slump nearly flat after 6 hours of sun, then a dose of water brings them back.

[greeneyes]

I hear ya. Missouri is bad enough. Glad we can almost always count on good ole June.