Quail_Antwerp
Cold is on the Right, Hot is on The Left
I know this isn't the easy garden, but gardens go with SS, right? and I wasn't sure where to post this, as we don't have a "gardening basics" area LOLOL
*and i really am a member to enough forums right now!*
So anyhoo...My mom and I went in together to order some heritage seeds. We split the package and now I have 31+ veggies to plant in my garden come spring!
My husband is working on tilling up a larger area for our garden now, so I can work some compost into the ground. I am so ready for next years planting season!!
And I must confess, this is the very first time I have wanted to garden! Normally I leave the gardening to my husband, as he is the one who loves doing it and has the green thumb. BUT next spring, I am going to be out there with my toes and hands in the dirt!
I have several different types of tomatoes, melons, and beans that I am going to plant. Also squash, herbs, lettuce, cabbage, beets...and purple top turnips!! and some Arugula.
Being heritage seeds, I should be able to collect the seeds from them to save from year to year.
Does anyone else garden with heritage seeds?
*and i really am a member to enough forums right now!*
So anyhoo...My mom and I went in together to order some heritage seeds. We split the package and now I have 31+ veggies to plant in my garden come spring!
My husband is working on tilling up a larger area for our garden now, so I can work some compost into the ground. I am so ready for next years planting season!!
And I must confess, this is the very first time I have wanted to garden! Normally I leave the gardening to my husband, as he is the one who loves doing it and has the green thumb. BUT next spring, I am going to be out there with my toes and hands in the dirt!
I have several different types of tomatoes, melons, and beans that I am going to plant. Also squash, herbs, lettuce, cabbage, beets...and purple top turnips!! and some Arugula.
Being heritage seeds, I should be able to collect the seeds from them to save from year to year.
Does anyone else garden with heritage seeds?