I wanted to put up my last 2 trellis's today, but it is too rainy. I did learn quite a bit from Scott at the organic gardening workshop. My vision for a garden was a start day and an end day, but he made me realize that it is a constant evolution depending on the weather. Because of this I planted some radishes and kale along with more peas, and I will change it up a bit when the weather gets warmer.

4 are up and ready to go, 4 more yet to come.

     It took over 7 hours, and more than 40 gallons of weeds and old plant material removed and I have cleaned up my plot, she is ready to produce.  There was no tiller so I could not work the compost into the soil, but I think I was too tired anyway. I will most likely use a pitch fork to turn it one last time to mix the soil with the compost.

     Peas and Cucumbers outgrow peat pods, I needed to transplant to bigger containers. Also had to move Tomatoes out of the seed starter greenhouse due to their growth. I made a crude map showing some adjacency's so I don't mess up when I start planting. For example Cucumbers don't like peas, or aromatic herbs.  My peas are ready to go into the ground and start climbing something, I am just waiting for the e-mail letting us know we can start working our garden.

     I stopped by to see what my plot looks like before I can start working on it. Here are what it looks like on 3/21. Looks like I have a bit of work ahead of me before I can even start to plant anything.

     Once I knew I had a garden I started by planting seeds in-doors to get a head start.  What I know now is I should have started my herbs 2 to 4 weeks earlier than my veggies.  I started most things on 3/15, and by 3/20 my cucumbers have already outgrown the Jiffy Greenhouse that I used to start everything.