Plant diary 2020
On May 4th and 5th, mom and I planted a bunch of stuff in a square-foot-gardening box, and I'm going to start keeping a plant diary here. I'll put them under boredom cut tags. :-)
We have 32 squares in our garden -- 8 across, and 4 deep. The long edge faces north, and I've numbered the boxes, so 1 through 8 have the tall stuff -- tomatoes, peppers, etc. -- and the other stuff is in the rest of the squares. We're saving 2 squares to put artichokes in later.
I have a reminder set for 9, 12, 3, and 6 every day to go water them so they'll stay damp for germination. Sprouts should start soon on some of them. If everything goes well, July should be a pretty good month for produce around here; we'll see.
I have a notebook I'm keeping the nitty-gritty details in; I may share some of those details here, or just make this the narrative place to keep track of what happens. I'm also taking a daily photo on the 3pm watering trip, so hopefully that will be a good reference for later.
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We have 32 squares in our garden -- 8 across, and 4 deep. The long edge faces north, and I've numbered the boxes, so 1 through 8 have the tall stuff -- tomatoes, peppers, etc. -- and the other stuff is in the rest of the squares. We're saving 2 squares to put artichokes in later.
I have a reminder set for 9, 12, 3, and 6 every day to go water them so they'll stay damp for germination. Sprouts should start soon on some of them. If everything goes well, July should be a pretty good month for produce around here; we'll see.
I have a notebook I'm keeping the nitty-gritty details in; I may share some of those details here, or just make this the narrative place to keep track of what happens. I'm also taking a daily photo on the 3pm watering trip, so hopefully that will be a good reference for later.
Plant babies! This entry was originally posted on Dreamwidth (DW). I welcome comments here or at the original post, where there are currently
comments. If you don't have a DW account, you can post using your LJ name as an OpenID account, or feel free to comment anonymously and I'll unscreen.