I am trying to take advantage of this warm weather and get as much as I can transplanted as quickly as possible. As of tonight, I am up to the "D"s in tomatoes - and hope to get at least half a flat of all varieties transplanted over the next two days. After that, it is all up to mother nature! Looking to next week, I don't like the night time temps very much - but it seems to go that way every spring!
There is so much to do (aside from the transplanting) - redig the garden rows, put up the deer fence, and get a few rows of lettuce, greens and beets planted. But it sure is fun!
Right now, when we look out into the woods off of our deck, the colors are amazing - yellow forsythia, pale pink of the flowering plum, pale yellow dogwood, shocking magenta loropetulum, pale violet redbud, and white quickly changing to pink cherry tree. The warm weather is making it all happen too fast - soon it will be the different shades of green as the trees leaf out.
There is so much to do (aside from the transplanting) - redig the garden rows, put up the deer fence, and get a few rows of lettuce, greens and beets planted. But it sure is fun!
Right now, when we look out into the woods off of our deck, the colors are amazing - yellow forsythia, pale pink of the flowering plum, pale yellow dogwood, shocking magenta loropetulum, pale violet redbud, and white quickly changing to pink cherry tree. The warm weather is making it all happen too fast - soon it will be the different shades of green as the trees leaf out.
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