I was so happy to see the Bleeding Heart plant. Somehow I managed to kill one at my old house and I'm looking forward to having one in the garden again. In all fairness to myself I think the one that didn't survive was in really damp clay soil and it just rotted.
Here's the one that we planted in the shade garden last year. You can see the little pink flower buds starting to take shape.
Another favorite of mine is this variegated Jacob's Ladder.
In the front yard the rose bushes already have leaves and perennials are popping up everywhere.
In the vegetable garden the peas are continuing to grow...
....and the radish seeds have sprouted.
We are expecting a rainy weekend so not much gardening will be happening. Tonight I'm starting some Kermit Eggplant seeds that I just got in the mail. These were a request from my mother for me to grow. She has a recipe in mind for them.
Very nice. Great pictures.
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Thanks! :)
DeleteYour squares look great! They are going to be full before you know it.
ReplyDeleteThank you! I can't wait to actually harvest something besides chives :)
DeleteI love how your garden beds look so nice and accurate - mine are a mess! I might try square foot idea next year. For now I just cram anything and everything inside :)
ReplyDeleteYes it does help keep things in order. We'll see in a few months when I'm juggling the succession planting and the plants have filled out. I'm still not sure how well that's going to work out ;)
DeleteWow, your peas are really taking off! Everything looks great! Spring is such a delightful time of the year!
ReplyDeleteI know, I'm surprised every night when I get home to see how much they've grown! They are all early varieties so maybe that's part of it. I love this time of year :)
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