Rolling down my garden

  For most of the past week, I was away from the garden. The weather changed abruptly, and after a few warm weeks, we again had an episode of cold, rainy, and windy days. Of course, as soon as we get rain that lasts a couple of days, it takes at least 48h for the garden to dry enough to be able to enter it. Still, I wasn't too upset since I've done everything that had to be done, and honestly I needed a break. I really thought that after the break I will just dig the garden again and that would be it, but I didn't count on the tomato's ability to grow. This year I'm growing my tomatoes differently... Read more here As of June 2022, Rolling down my garden will be moving to its own side:  https://rollingdownmygarden.com Full new posts can be read on the new page.

 When the thermometer shows 28°C(82.4°F) there's no more reason to keep the seedlings away from the garden. The last frost date is May 15th, so there's no more danger of sudden temperatures drop. This is why this week, while my hubby is working on the new steps, I decided to transplant seedlings.  The first thing I've transplanted are the bell peppers. There were supposed to be two pepper beds, but since I've planted a part of peppers in the new veggie garden, I needed only one bed for all my peppers. As I said before the temperatures are pretty high, above average for this time of the year, and since we're in the stormy period of the year... Read more here As of June 2022, Rolling down my garden will be moving to its own side:  https://rollingdownmygarden.com Full new posts can be read on the new page.