The past three days have been quite busy with my plants ready for the ground and seeds that need to be planted as well. I wanted to get most of my plants in the ground by the weekend and right now I only have a few flowers and a couple squash plants left.
Tomorrow I should finish with all my plants including planting all the seeds needed for a successful garden. I will be planting some extra seeds of zucchini and pumpkin. (more…)
Now that the entire garden has been tilled I wanted to get as much into the ground as possible. This includes seeds such as corn and beans that need to be planted before June. I also got most of my flowers into the ground which is another important element of my garden.
I still have plants that I have not had the chance to place in the garden, but most of these are just transplants of fruits and vegetables. I will hope to finish them sometime this week. (more…)
Today we are finally going to discuss transplanting spinach into the garden. It is a very simple process to complete once you know exactly how to perform this task. I like to transplant them a certain way which I have been doing for over a decade since I started growing these healthy leaves.
It only takes about an hour to accomplish, but if you are new to this then it might take a little bit longer. Once you start doing you will inevitably get used to it and you will become a master at moving these plants into your home garden. It all starts with making some holes using a large shovel which you can see here. (more…)
