I spent the chilly evening yesterday weeding our teeny garden plot and decided to get my pepper plants in the ground. I was not super thrilled when I got a notification about a frost warning this morning. 🙄 Hoping I won’t regret my decision but we will be gone all weekend and I wanted to get them off my porch!!!
Being on the low desert, I'm dealing with keeping my plants hydrated with the 100 degree temps. So far, I've lost my strawberries and some lettuce, but the tomatoes, kale and bee balm are doing great.
Last frost date here in SW Wyoming is June 15th. Most people wait until the 2nd week in June to direct plant anything. But, this year everyone was so ready to be done with our looooong winter that most of us have been putting plants out already. Yes, I have broken my own hard learned advice and have planted seeds and more mature plants in my gardens. Thank goodness for plant covers 😉
I spent the chilly evening yesterday weeding our teeny garden plot and decided to get my pepper plants in the ground. I was not super thrilled when I got a notification about a frost warning this morning. 🙄 Hoping I won’t regret my decision but we will be gone all weekend and I wanted to get them off my porch!!!
Being on the low desert, I'm dealing with keeping my plants hydrated with the 100 degree temps. So far, I've lost my strawberries and some lettuce, but the tomatoes, kale and bee balm are doing great.
Last frost date here in SW Wyoming is June 15th. Most people wait until the 2nd week in June to direct plant anything. But, this year everyone was so ready to be done with our looooong winter that most of us have been putting plants out already. Yes, I have broken my own hard learned advice and have planted seeds and more mature plants in my gardens. Thank goodness for plant covers 😉
Your blogs are delightful! Love the history and humor! I will be rereading this one!
I am determined to make headway with my flower garden areas this weekend!
I do, they've been in the semi-shade of the back porch for weeks now, and we're installing a bamboo shade to cool it down. Fingers crossed!