Well it is the beginning of February, and I have been in my place for almost four months now. I haven't had any time in the yard lately, and we've been dealing with really cold weather down here, so there is some frost damage to deal with. At least a lot of the weeds got zapped by the cold!
But I did want to do a quick update of how things look. The container veggies are still going well. Tomatoes are developing and eggplant is getting large. Cauliflower still need to be divided and repotted into a few more pots (too many of them in one pot).
I'm not sure, but the Sweet Yellow Pepper looks like it could have a couple of little flower buds coming on.
The pic is really blurry, but there are two little buds in the center there that may be flower buds coming in!
The seedlings are doing well. The Bibb and Romaine Lettuce and Carrots are looking good. It'll be interesting seeing if I can transplant Carrots into a pot. I think I may try to grow the lettuce in a bag of potting soil, and see how that goes-- just lay the bag down, slice it open, and plant the lettuce transplants.
Likewise the Chives, Leeks and Cilantro are going well. I have the same concerns for the Leeks as I do for the Carrots. I don't know how they will handle tranplanting.
One of my Green Beans and my Rosemary have finally sprouted. Still nothing from the other green bean. I am about to start three more green beans.
I'm wondering what this little thing on my poinsettia is? It almost looks like a flower bud coming in. Do poinsettia actually flower? I've only seen the leaves color up like flowers, but have never seen actual flowers on them.
Also I have a single rangy rose bush next to my deck, and periodically it surprises me with a sudden bloom.
Very fragrant blooms it has!
So that is my quick little update. We'll see whether I have time this weekend to do any gardening.
Monday, February 2, 2009
Quick Update
Labels:
Blooms,
Carrots,
Cauliflower,
Garden,
Green Beans,
Herbs,
Leeks,
Lettuce,
Pepper,
Plants,
Poinsettia,
Progress,
Rose Bush,
Tomato
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