I'm glad you're feeling better! The projects never end...it's the same here!
What hatchery did you order them from?
Looks like some healthy plants. How long is your growing season?
There’s squash, luffah, Armenian cukes and a jalapeño also. The tomatoes are a Texas cherry something and San Marzano for canning sauce. I’m going to start some green beans, Thai chilies didn’t go so those, marjoram to plant under the lemon tree and whatever else looks interesting that I might be able to fit in the garden. Already in the garden are artichokes, a poblano, carrots, garlic, lettuce and broccoli. I tried a bush type pickling cucumber but it has probably been too cold so they didn’t sprout. Armenian cukes have a slight melon flavor, I like to chop them up and mix with various melons in a fruit salad or it’s good in place of watermelon in a melon salsa because it’s less sweet.
Thank you! The new ones are coming from Metzer in California.I'm glad you're feeling better! The projects never end...it's the same here!
I love the new names, hoping for strong healthy little quackers!
I think I've looked there before! I'm glad that my next chicks are local, every hatchery I've looked at has a minimum of 3-5 of the same breed, doesn't work very well for adding to my mixed flock when I only have so much room.
I can usually grow all year except summer. Sometimes it gets warm pretty early in the year though so being able to get a jumpstart on things is helpful. Also, I can do the same in late summer for a fall garden before planting cold season things like the lettuce, brassicas, etc a little later. I have hoops for row covers but I wasn’t well prepared for gardening this year so it’s all a bit haphazard right now. I just couldn’t wait to get my hands in the dirt.
so glad you are feeling better 
and I like the new names as well. Your plants are looking good, can't wait to start ours.
