Showing posts with label swiss chard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label swiss chard. Show all posts
Sunday, June 03, 2007
Monday, April 30, 2007
Weekly Update: Critters Attack Garden (71 GDD)
4/22 - Critters began digging up seeds, eating lettuce and chard.
4/28 - First tulip blooms; bibb lettuce transplanted; solitary spinach test-seedling planted; soil temp = 52
4/29 - First pea and beet sprouts emerge.
Saturday, April 21, 2007
With Much Fanfare, the Vegetable Garden is Started
After weeks of abnormal cold weather, abundant sunshine and summer-like heat warmed the vegetable bed considerably in just a few days, raising the temperature t0 57 degrees at a depth of six inches. With temperatures rising, it was time to get some cooler crop vegetables in the ground.
Sown: 4' of peas, 4' of pole beans, and beets
Transplanted: romaine, red sails lettuce, "Bright Lights" swiss chard. (the UBC Botanical Garden has an amazing photo of Bright Lights.)
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