View of the raised bed vegetable garden today, March 8th. Also known as the view from the end of the rope.Another Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day is in just a week away on March 15th. What could possibly be blooming in my garden in another week with all of this snow right now?
And to think that I hope to plant peas and lettuce in this same garden by St. Patrick's Day, March 17th. I'm either insane... or a gardener.
Comments
So don't give up hope.
Frances at Faire Garden
Brenda
and oh yes, you can be insane and be a gardener. I can vouch for that.
Linda
Although we had a light frost last night, it was pretty nice today. I planted a row of radishes, Carol...maybe they'll be big enough to nibble on by the time you arrive for Spring Fling.
Annie at the Transplantable Rose
Frances, Yes, what was going on with Blogger? That would be a disaster on the 15th!
Brenda Kula, I think some people would say looking at some of us gardeners, that yes, you can be insane and garden. Snow in east Texas?
Cheryl, Snow in March isn't that unusual, but it has been awhile since we've had this much of it.
Lintys, Hope your spring snow melts quickly!
Kathy, So there, indeed. You can have the bragging rights for the latest frost free date! LOL
Aunt Debbi/Kurts Mom, So I've been told and that has been my experience, so I should believe that.
Blackswamp_Girl, I agree, this Spring needs to be spectacular, becuase of this winter and because last year it really wasn't.
Annie in Austin, You give me hope. No matter what, I am planting peas on St. Patrick's Day. And, I would enjoy eating one or two of your radishes, if they are ready.
Thanks all for the comments,
Carol, May Dreams Gardens
I've been wanting to post something for Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day for quite some time now. So far I've avoided a post on the artificial gerbera daisy that's ever-blooming in my bathroom, but its time may be drawing near as there's absolutely no hope of spotting something in my garden yet. My fingers are crossed that you'll have better luck!
Cathy