In contrast to last weekend’s cold, wintry weather, this weekend was balmy and spring-like. I took advantage of the sunny conditions and let my seedlings sit outside for the day. They loved the sun!
Everything seems to be growing nicely. The peppers, pictured above, are getting big enough to transplant to larger containers.
Last weekend, I moved the first flat of tomatoes to larger pots and gave them a dose of fish emulsion. It looks like the seedlings have already doubled in size. The second flat of tomatoes, started last weekend, are already sprouting.
I also started a flat of squash last week, and the zucchini, below, is beginning to appear.
My snow peas and sugar snaps had grown so big, I just had to transplant them. They are now living in pots, pictured below.
Next weekend, I’ll start some green beans and eggplant. And if I’m really brave, I’ll start the purple hull peas.
Until then, I’m hoping the rain lets up some so I can get in the garden beds to weed and dig in the cover crop so I’ll have somewhere to plant all these lovely seedlings!