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My husband planted peas when he planted the lettuce a couple of months ago. We didn't set the sprinkler system on because we kept thinking it would rain. Once we set the timer, everything went crazy. I can't believe how many peas he planted! Not sure what I'll do with them. Haven't been out to see them since I had my back surgeries last week but I'm hoping they'll start blooming soon. Probably not this week, we had snow yesterday. I too love the garden talk. Next to my chickens, my veggie garden brings me so much enjoyment. Does anyone put up veggies? I do tomatoes and have a killer Dill Pickle recipe. I'd like to try green beans with the same recipe. My mouth is watering just thinking about them.
Sunny, sorry to hear about your back flaring up. I know the weather played hugely on good or bad days. It was mostly before the storm, like when the baharmetric temperature would change. Having just gone through surgery, I hate to think of you having to do it again but I think things have advanced so much since your first surgery that you could benefit. I know you'll know when it's time.
I have loved seeing all the new hatches and feel so happy to have this forum to entertain me in the next months of recuperation from my surgeries.
Sunny, can't wait for our hatch to start pipping!
Perfect timing for me!
I need the distraction.
Wow you folks have been busy! Love the pics Lacey! You take the best photos! Looking forward to that video Sheryl but I understand your family time comes first. We enjoyed being able to see Harmony during our visit.
Daniel you have been sooo busy! You all never slow down over there do you? Your son looks sooo much like you!!! I thought your daughter looked like your spitting image but that pic really shows how much your son looks like you!
Ground is still frozen up here so I won't be putting in peas or corn yet. I don't blame you on the corn Elizabeth. Corn is one of those plants that likes to grow in big groupings and most backyards are just not big enough for it. It's probably silly to grow so much when it's just Steve and I but I figure I have 30 days a year to sell extras at a stand out front. I love all this gardening talk. I wish we didn't have such a short season here. And moving to Red Rock shortened our season even more by a few weeks! Hope Steve's back holds up! I need him to handle the heavy stuff. He loves to help though so that's good!
Hey Ron how's that back doing? Mine is giving me heck lately! Hoping it's just the weather and not time to go back in to treat the other weak areas. Not that I'm hoping other folks hurt but if they do it may just be weather related then I know it will ease up soon.
My husband planted peas when he planted the lettuce a couple of months ago. We didn't set the sprinkler system on because we kept thinking it would rain. Once we set the timer, everything went crazy. I can't believe how many peas he planted! Not sure what I'll do with them. Haven't been out to see them since I had my back surgeries last week but I'm hoping they'll start blooming soon. Probably not this week, we had snow yesterday. I too love the garden talk. Next to my chickens, my veggie garden brings me so much enjoyment. Does anyone put up veggies? I do tomatoes and have a killer Dill Pickle recipe. I'd like to try green beans with the same recipe. My mouth is watering just thinking about them.
Sunny, sorry to hear about your back flaring up. I know the weather played hugely on good or bad days. It was mostly before the storm, like when the baharmetric temperature would change. Having just gone through surgery, I hate to think of you having to do it again but I think things have advanced so much since your first surgery that you could benefit. I know you'll know when it's time.
I have loved seeing all the new hatches and feel so happy to have this forum to entertain me in the next months of recuperation from my surgeries.
Sunny, can't wait for our hatch to start pipping!
