All Vegetable Gardening

[Threerun]

Originally Posted by Cambium

I need to learn from you. Freeze & preserve instead throw into compost.

Anytime!

[Threerun]

We decided to turn a section we’ve previously used for cabbage into an asparagus patch. That will be our spring project.

[Threestep2]

Originally Posted by Threerun

We decided to turn a section we’ve previously used for cabbage into an asparagus patch. That will be our spring project.

The green makes perfect fillers for flower bouques. Beware of sticklers though!

[Threestep2]

Cold, insane windy, the Easter Bunny left pepper plants instead of eggs, lots of seeds planted in pots and waiting for Mother Nature to cooperate.

[Threerun]

Originally Posted by Threestep2

The green makes perfect fillers for flower bouques. Beware of sticklers though!

First time with asparagus, had no idea they were prickly!

[memph]

Originally Posted by Threerun

We decided to turn a section we’ve previously used for cabbage into an asparagus patch. That will be our spring project.

I'll be adding asparagus too, I started them from seed a few weeks ago.

[Threestep2]

Originally Posted by Threerun

First time with asparagus, had no idea they were prickly!

The fronds above ground.

[Threestep2]

There is an invasion of zinias on the horizen:>) Last years collected seeds are sprouting in a party tray with lid. Crazy but humming birds, butterflies and all bees love them.

[Mikala43]

This is my first year of planting frost tolerant plants in March, both in ground and seedlings. It's working well so far.

We have toasty spring weather next week so I'll plant some flower seeds.

[Threerun]

Originally Posted by memph

I'll be adding asparagus too, I started them from seed a few weeks ago.

We bit the bullet and ordered some 3yr old Martha Washington's from Gurney's. We're going to really amend the soil in that patch- this may be the first time I actually buy bags of compost. BUT my daughter just started working for the largest and oldest nursery in Bozeman so - heh-heh.....