What did you do in the garden today?

Raked up all the autumn leaves , then the wind picked up again and dumped another load for me. :barnie
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I planted 25 more tomato plants, some sage, I have bush and pole beans up..need to plant a some more of both, checked on my radish's should have some ready soon.....then it got real warm out, I plan on planting 30 pepper plants and at least 10 more tomato and some more summer squash this evening...
 
Now have twenty crops growing. Peas, kolhrabi, garlic, onions, asparagus, tomatoes, basil, parsley, marigolds, peanuts, cucumbers, sunflowers, jalapenos, cantelope, ginger, potatoes, sweet potatoes, sage, dill, yellow crookneck squash, zucchini, patty pan squash, and butternut. Oops, that's twenty three. Oh and apples. Beans, corn, watermelon, and okra still await my husband digging up the lettuce bed.
 
Picked some young (read not quite ready even though the wife was) snow peas and cherry tomatoes. Pulled some sweet basil, cilantro, mint (three kinds), and chives for the salad (that contained the snow peas and tomatoes). Watered everything, especially the two apple trees that are loaded with apple-ings; thinned both trees before deep watering. Put down some Preen around the acre as we MIGHT get some rain this weekend (yeah, right), and then placed a sprinkler to water THAT in. Finally took some time to clean and sharpen garden tools. That's all.


This is called "square inch" gardening in my yard.


Produces lots of peas or snow peas.


Those old tomato cages keep the dogs OUT of the raised beds.


The gourds are for my wife's crafts; the mint is for my tea.
 
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I started 90 % of my own plants...in my basement using a large dog kennel warmer think mega size seed starting mat, and an oxygen tent my daughter had to use when she had RSV..I also buy plants from our local high schools FFA which sells them to raise money they are much cheaper and bigger than the ones at box stores, I have bought a few from a local farm store but they were only .89 for a 4 pack and taken care of.
 

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