This year, I wasn't going to have a veggie garden. Last year's garden started off great but, the minute I put my seedlings in the ground, they bit the dust. As near as I can figure, there is a pH imbalance in my soil. But, I didn't get around to getting my soil tested so I figured a garden was pointless this year.
Back in the first half of April, my sis offered me all the plants she had left over after she planted her garden. She had a handful of pots I could use so all I had to do was get the rest of the pots and the soil.
This is what my potted veggie garden looked like last Monday...


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9 comments:
WOW! That's some bounty!
You've inspired me. Gonna plant soon.
That's a pretty hardcore PH imbalance. Usually you would see stunted growth, straggly growth, that sort of thing.
Awesome. I started some seedlings for my herb garden, but they recently died :( And it's been a pretty chilly spring here anyway, so the garden hasn't even got started (*SIGH*) But you have quite the bounty there, and that reminds me exactly why I need to get cracking on that garden. Lovely :)
That picture of the lettuce made my mouth water! Now I'm craving a salad.
That lettuce is gorgeous!
Gorgeous lettuce.
I love vegetable gardens! We're enjoying our own lettuce and arugula right now. Here's wishing you all of the abundance you can stand!
Wow. that looks cool. I planted cucumbers and tomatoes in pots this year. Hoping by the time they start to come up I'll actually be able to eat them.
I'm very impressed. I have two very huge black thumbs and I kill everything I try to grow. (my regular failed attempts at herb gardens are a family joke)
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