Sorry for the delay in posting. The weather has been very wet over the past several weeks, but despite the rain, garden activities continue. The Silver Queen white corn was seeded near the end of April and almost all of the seeds have since germinated and are now growing nicely. l did manage to plant the majority of the pepper and the tomato seedlings on May 11th. A few of the pepper seedlings were planted a few days before that. I also planted the brussels sprout seedlings out into the garden around around May 9th. The very small celery seedlings were finally transplanted out into the garden a few days ago. Harvest started on the spring planted lettuce and radishes a few weeks ago. Harvest also continues on the green onions. I still have not seeded my green beans or cucumbers as of yet, as the soil remains very cool and wet. Hopefully, I will get some of those seeded within the next week. The Red Norland potatoes are growing really well and the vines will probably start to flower in the next few weeks. The spring planted broccoli, kohlrabi, and cabbage are looking really good right now. The spring seeded Green Arrow peas were being picked to death by sparrows once again this year, so I had to cover them with bird netting. I hope you enjoy the several pictures below of the May garden. Here’s hoping that the weather turns drier and warmer!
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