Garden update 🌸
What a weekend for gardening! I'm so excited to see that a lot of my seedlings survived all the frost. I have different varieties of lettuce coming up, green peas, purple peas, pak choi broccoli, arugula, beautiful violas, and pansies, which just make my green stocks feel so cheery! I also finished my rock border in my cottage garden area and started to shape out the front beds. Plus, I planted my strawberries out! Here’s a picture of my indoor plants. I can't wait to start getting them ready for outside. Just a few more weeks to nicer weather! 🌱💚 #gardenupdate #growingroots #greenstalkgarden #greenstalk vertical planter
As spring approaches, many gardeners are excited to see their seedlings thrive despite the frosty weather. It's important to ensure the right care for your plants during this transition. Consider using cold frames or row covers to protect delicate seedlings from sudden frost. Moreover, when planting varieties like lettuce and peas, it's beneficial to opt for companion planting, which can enhance growth and deter pests. Groups of arugula, violas, and pansies not only add beauty to your garden but they can also attract pollinators, contributing to a more productive garden. If you're eager to start your gardening journey or looking to improve your techniques, make sure to regularly check soil moisture and adjust your watering practices as the weather warms up. Embrace the joy of gardening as you watch your efforts bloom into a vibrant sanctuary!
