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Posted by / Wednesday, April 6, 2011

Gardening Ups and Downs


The Bok Choy or Chinese cabbage are in the ground. Multi colored carrots, broccoli, and spring onions are looking up after 3 1/2 weeks! So what are the downs? Swiss chard, peas, spinach, and arugula (personal favorite) have never sprouted with ample time to do so. Sunday was spent re-seeding those essentials for the spring garden here at E.A.T. The one thing we wanted was arugula this spring and with a little delay we will get there!

Are you expecting one more frost this spring? It is a learning experience every year.


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2 comments:

  1. I think it's a little warmer where you are, than where I am. But, I fear we will have a few more frosts. I feel confident about the carrots, garlic and onions, but I am still waiting on the lettuce. We are growing rainbow swiss chard for the first time and I can't wait to put it out!

    xoSherry

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  2. Very nice on the swiss chard as we are also doing rainbow swiss chard and carrots.

    Enjoy!

    E.A.T.

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