These tire tracks in tall grass got frosty while the other grass next to them didn't.
On Tuesday I made some progress in the vegetable garden. I reattached the fence I use as a trellis for beans and peas to its support posts, raked through the soil I had tilled up earlier, and planted some yellow and green flat beans along with some snap peas. Now it's time to get seeds for tomatoes, squash, peppers, and pumpkins going in the greenhouse. Our last frost danger is typically in mid May.
Yes, wow! Enjoy the warmth!
ReplyDeleteI’m tired just reading about all the work you’re doing! Way to go, Walt!
ReplyDeleteGreat! Vegetable potager season!
ReplyDeleteWe went up to about 80°F yesterday! And humid, already! sheeesh
Cold flows down and the frosty grass is lower.....I hope you have a fabulous garden this summer!
ReplyDeletemitch, will do!
ReplyDeletebettyann, there's still much to be done!
judy, yes! and wow! Heat and humidity in April?
thickethouse, thanks! We'll do our best. A lot of it hinges on Old Mom Nature!