The Slow March To Spring

GoDawgs · March 15, 2019

The slow march to spring continues. This is one of the light stand shelves. On the front of the shelf are broccolini replacements, Geisha chives, parsley, dwarf bok choi and collard replacements. These guys are ready to go out to the front porch and start hardening off. Behind them are various herbs; thyme, summer savory, etc.

The peppers are taking their sweet time coming up this year. They were started March 5. So far the Alma Paprika, Gypsy, Jalapeno M, Mucho Nacho and sweet banana are up. Late to the party are 5 other peppers.

The potatoes are poking up! One 18' row with half Red Pontiac and half Yukon Gold.

I had to water everything again yesterday as forecasted rain hasn't appeared. Maybe today. I never trust the weatherman!

March 15, 2019	#1
GoDawgs Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2018 Location: Augusta area, Georgia, 8a/7b Posts: 1,685	The Slow March To Spring The slow march to spring continues. This is one of the light stand shelves. On the front of the shelf are broccolini replacements, Geisha chives, parsley, dwarf bok choi and collard replacements. These guys are ready to go out to the front porch and start hardening off. Behind them are various herbs; thyme, summer savory, etc. The peppers are taking their sweet time coming up this year. They were started March 5. So far the Alma Paprika, Gypsy, Jalapeno M, Mucho Nacho and sweet banana are up. Late to the party are 5 other peppers. The potatoes are poking up! One 18' row with half Red Pontiac and half Yukon Gold. I had to water everything again yesterday as forecasted rain hasn't appeared. Maybe today. I never trust the weatherman!