Today was a transplanting (and of course weeding) day. The first transplanting I did affected the tomatoes I planted from seed on Feb. 26th, and the cauliflowers and broccoli planted March 4th. I usually plant two seeds to each cell of a 6 pack, and then transplant one of the plants if they both come up in the cell. I usually wait for at least the second true leaves to appear before transplanting and that is what I did today. Here is a picture of some of the baby transplants in the greenhouse. Click on the pictures to enlarge them.
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| baby transplants |
The next transplanting was done with larger plants which were originally seeded near the beginning of February. The lettuce, broccoli of 4 types, and kale should have been put in the ground about a week ago, but today was the day I got to it. I weeded a section of our big garden bed in the front of our house and planted these plants there, then watered them in with Maxsea fertilizer.
As I wandered around the yard I noticed that various fruit trees and bushes are now in bloom. Here are pics of plum, pear, and huckleberry flowers.
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| Brooks plum |
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| Pear |
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| Huckleberry |
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