The Weekly Digs #14

by Becky Porter
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This week has been so rainy and cold here. It’s supposed to get down to 40 degrees tonight but thankfully move up from there. I have the majority of my warm crops already in the ground so I hope it doesn’t get any colder than forecasted. We are two weeks past our average last frost date!

In the garden:

  • 40 tomatoes in the ground! Wahoo! It’s nice to have all those planted. I was so tired of moving them and watering tomato plants that were too big for the plastic cups they were in. I made a little space outside my smaller garden for all the extra plants I had. Now I just need to figure out how to keep the deer away since they are outside the garden fence!

  • 36 peppers went in too, but one already got attacked by a cutworm so I’m down to 35. I put cups around the really small ones because of cutworms but I didn’t realized it would try to eat through a larger plant too!

  • I started planting out oregano, basil, thyme into the garden.

  • Planted Haricot Tarbais Beans at the base of the other new arch trellis we built.

  • I transplanted some lemon squash. This was what I had started in the soil blocks and they transplanted great.

  • I transplanted 2 ginger plants that I ordered online. I put them my small garden because it gets more shade and ginger can only handle a little bit of sun. But I think I’ll have to move them to an even shadier spot.

  • Hilled up my potato plants, and then planted green beans on the outside of the bed.

  • First Strawberry came this week!

  • First pea flower too.

 Potatoes. Believe it or not I’ve already hilled them up once. It seems like after all the rain they shot up again!

Potatoes. Believe it or not I’ve already hilled them up once. It seems like after all the rain they shot up again!

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