Showing posts with label 6 weeks after last frost 2015. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 6 weeks after last frost 2015. Show all posts

Thursday, July 2, 2015

Gardening- Gardening - 6 weeks after last frost 2015 - weekly gardenreview

Last week was such a rainy week, getting into the garden was hard. Tuesday, we got over 2 inches of rain. I have so much to get planted into the ground and no dry time to do it. Here is what I got done in the garden last week.

Last Weekly Garden Goals

All the flowers 
  1. Plant flowers- I have found so many great deals on flowers this week. I have 5 flats to plant and didn't paid $17. - I got this 1/2 done. There are still so many plant to get planted. Gardening - 6 week after last frost - planting flower
  2. My pepper and tomato plants
  3. Plant the rest of my peppers and orka- I got this done!!  Gardening - 6 weeks after last frost - planting 
  4. Plant my herbs - I have basil, dill and parsley that need to be planted. - I didn't get to this, the rain beat me out. 
  5. Till the corn field - yes I know this is late but my corn is tall enough to go in the ground just have to till again. - The only try day it was still to wet to till. 
  6. Harvest Mulberries and basil- my mulberry tress and basil plants are ready to harvest! - This goal we did this goal as a family!! It was fun. Gardening - 6 week after last frost - harvesting mulberries
  7. Mulberries mmmmm

     3 out of 5 of my goal getting done, isn't that bad. I have so much to do though. How did your goals go for last week? How is you planting coming a long? What are you harvesting now? 

Wednesday, July 1, 2015

Gardening - 6 week after last frost - harvesting mulberries

   
My harvest in the basket

     One of my gardening goals for 6 weeks after my last frost was to Harvest Mulberries and basil- my mulberry tress and basil plants are ready to harvest! This goal was a little trick to get done, because I want to do it as a family. It seemed like every night it rain. I got lucky on Monday and we had a little time before it rained. My little one and I head out and start to pick them off the tree. Then hubby came out with the latter not many were ready to be picked. We did harvest .33lbs so I will take that. I did also harvest some basil for dinner about 15 leaves which wasn't that much but it was something!! 

I weighed them. 

Wednesday, June 24, 2015

Gardening - 6 week after last frost - planting flowers

     The 1st goal I have this week is Plant flowers- I have found so many great deals on flowers this week. I have 5 flats to plant and didn't paid $17. I got an amazing deal on this flowers and if they don't get planted then they will died. My tip is to start to look around and look for deals on flowers and seeds. Most place know that they can't sell to much more because people have their gardens planted and it's to late for the seeds. 


     I got so many flowers. One reason they were cheap. I love finding a good deal. They also will add color into my yard. I have 6 flower boxes around the house and these I use for mostly flowers to make the house pretty. I did buy so marigold for around the garden. 


     Have you found any really good deals on flowers or seeds? If so did you buy them?

Monday, June 22, 2015

Gardening - 6 weeks after last frost 2015 - weekly goals

I'm still playing caught up, because of the  wedding. So I'm not where I would like to be but working hard to get there. How is your garden coming along??

Weekly Garden Goals

  1. Plant flowers- I have found so many great deals on flowers this week. I have 5 flats to plant and didn't paid $17. 
  2. Plant the rest of my peppers and orka- I started to plant them but haven't gotten to finsh it. 
  3. Plant my herbs - I have basil, dill and parsley that need to be planted. 
  4. Till the corn field - yes I know this is late but my corn is tall enough to go in the ground just have to till again. 
  5. Harvest Mulberries and basil- my mulberry tress and basil plants are ready to harvest! 

What are your goals this week? How is you planting coming a long. What are you harvesting now?