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| Left- collard greens, Top- brussel sprout tops, Right- carrots, Bottom middle- brussel sprouts (turnips and kale not pictured) |
- Rose bush pruned to a manageable size, which is very exciting
- Last season's herbs pruned to the ground (they will come up again soon)
- The 2nd greenhouse was constructed
- Both greenhouses are now securely anchored in the ground in their new location for the season
- The extension of the garden was prepared, mowing the grass down and covering with clear plastic to kill the grass
- Bought peat moss for seed starting and crimson clover seed for the future cover crop, 5 lbs of seed!
- Mixed potting media, peat moss and worm castings, from my own vermicompost. Thanks to mother for keeping the composting bin in the kitchen all this time!
- The garden rows were weeded with the last of the winter crop removed (featured above)
- Prepared the garden for the spring crop. No seeds in the garden yet, due to the uncanny threat of snow this weekend.
Up next: the first round of seeds in the greenhouse, now called "Seeds (Round One)"
Then He said to His talmidim/disciples, The harvest truly is great, but the workers are few.
Make tefillah/prayer therefore to the Master of the harvest, that He will send forth workers into His harvest. Mattituahu/Matthew 9:37-38
Best Regards,
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