In the Garden…April

April 12, and our previously perky sprouts have called it quits.

All but that one little guy, who I think is an eggplant. Our over-zealous watering took out not only our nice handwritten signs, but much of our crop as well.

At least the tomatoes are still hanging in there —

Outside things are moving right along.  The snap peas are winning.  I think it’s their super-cool au natural trellis that keeps them reaching for the stars.

The rhubarb rules–

The garlic is doing great.

I overheard at the garden store that garlic and raspberries are a recommended pairing.  Maybe that’s why both these guys are going strong.  I love the look of these early raspberry leaves.

It seems I might have had some slight miscalculations when plotting out our square foot garden, and now I can’t be sure if this square is carrots or onions.  I had been 99% sure it was carrots, until these sprouts poked through —

They do not look like the frilly tops that I associate with carrots.  Any chance they are onions?

2 Replies to “In the Garden…April”

  1. Its nice to be surprised with vegetables, no?
    I hope they are carronions. It would be something new you could market. They go into stock nicely and you only have to chop them once.

  2. We too have had an on and off weathered spring. My sprouts are inside and going crazy…
    I dont think those sprouts in the last picture look like carrots or onions.
    how do you keep the weeds at bay?

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