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The weather guys are saying that plants still shouldn’t go in the ground. That is not a problem for me but it does mean I still have to bring the tender spring/summer plants in at night. We got up to 81 degrees yesterday. I’m afraid that’s going to make the lettuces bolt and go to seed.
The Potatoes ‘Yukon Gold’ are growing in an old trash can that had been used as a rain water collection barrel, but it split on the side.
I’m trying Asparagus ‘Mary Washington’ for the first time. It will probably be 2-3 years before I see anything.
I haven’t started any peppers yet and also haven’t seen any in the local nurseries.
The Mustard Green is not looking very good. It has some bug on it. I’ll probably pull it out soon.
I’m beginning to wonder if the Kaffir Lime has made it. It doesn’t have buds on it like the other citrus. The Key Lime has one leaf on it but I see little buds on the branches. I’ve trimmed back the dead branches on it and it had A LOT of dead little branches.
I’ve put “Super Thrive” on the Avocado and all the citrus plants since it’s supposed to be good for helping plants with freeze damage (at least that’s what I’ve heard Bob Webster say).
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Persea Americana ‘Day Avocado’
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Starting seeds..
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Oregano
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Little Curry Leaf
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Tomatillos, Tomato ‘Sugary’ and some of the Lemon Grass that might have survived
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Bay Leaf
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Asparagus ‘Mary Washington’
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Bok Choy
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Swiss Chard
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Strawberry
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Lettuce ‘Sunfire’
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Lettuce ‘Red Salad Bowl’
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new Lemon Grass
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Mustard Greens
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Spinach ‘Bordeau’, Spinach ‘Tyee’
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Lettuce ‘Romaine’
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Lettuce ‘Winter Density’, ‘Red Fire’ , ‘Salad Bowl’
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Dill ‘Bouquet’, Fennel
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Beets ‘Touchstone Gold’
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‘Texas 1015’ onions and Carrots ‘Danvers’
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Spinach ‘Bloomsdale’
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Swiss Chard
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Garlic Chive
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Leeks, Garlic, Shallots
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Pineapple, Onions ‘McCoys c-tex multiply’ and Carrots ‘Danvers’
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Onions ‘Texas 1015’ and Carrots ‘Danvers’
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Herbs and bowl of Lettuce
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Swiss Chard
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Lettuce – ‘Tom Thumb’, ‘Flashy Trout Back’, ‘Royal Oak’
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Brussel Sprouts and Broccoli ‘Green Comet’
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Peas ‘Green Shelling’
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Potato ‘Yukon Gold’
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The Mints
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The Citrus trees