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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Half Way There !
I’ve got about 40 cucumber plants in the first row, with weed blocking fabric to save me lots of time. The second row contains a mix of winter squashes, such as Butternut and Table Ace squash. The third row contains … Continue reading
Posted in Cucumbers, Peppers, Tomatoes, Waltham Butternut - Winter Squash
Tagged cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes
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My Sea of Green has Arrived
Fierce Competition for Sunlight – Tomato Plants Things have been pretty busy on the farm, but there is one truth that is self evident: The shelves in the greenhouse are covered in a healthy green mass of plants yearning for … Continue reading
Posted in Cucumbers, Greenhouse, Seedlings, Squash, Tomatoes
Tagged Lettuce, sea of green, seedlings, tomatoes, Zucchini
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Up Close
I often struggle to document all of the detail I see with my eyes. I have a pretty good camera, but I can’t always get this amazing device to show the world what I’m looking at. Every once in a … Continue reading
Posted in Afflictions, Goji Berries, Phosphorus, Tomatoes, Zucchini
Tagged open your eyes, purple tomato leaves, zucchini up close
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Waiting for the Green
The greenhouse is full, and not just to it’s intended maximum capacity; There are plants on the floor, and plants on new shelves. I’ve so crowded this clear shed with seedlings that I intend to redesign it’s shelving system to … Continue reading
Posted in Greenhouse, Seedlings, Spring
Tagged Cherry Tomatoes, cucumbrits, greenhouse, Growth, seedlings, Spring
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Timing is Everything
With the help of my new planting cells, I’ve managed to plant more cool weather crops and in greater quantities than last year… and it really shows ! My plants this year are nearly three weeks ahead. The difference is pretty … Continue reading
Posted in Asian Vegetables, Cauliflower, Greenhouse, Growing Season, Lettuce, Pak Choi, Seedlings, Spring
Tagged broccolli, Cauliflower, Lettuce, Pak Choi, seedlings
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