Well, it’s been a week since we planted our seedlings, and mostly they seem to be doing OK. The hanging baskets and pots on the balcony are hanging in there, though they’re a little weedy at this point. But they will fill in 🙂
The plants by the walkway, however…
I don’t think these guys are going to pull through. Oh well. Off to the home store!
If you are gardening or yardening this year, how is it going?
Quite A Yarn 
Oh no, what happened? I see a marigold in there.
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Yep, one or two sad little marigolds made it. I got new ones from the home store and replaced all the others. Not sure what happened – possibly I didn’t harden off my seedlings enough? Oh well, live and learn 🙂
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The peas, onions and lettuce have benefitted from a cool, wet spring. The tomatoes are pouting.
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Sounds like your garden is mostly doing pretty well! Tomatoes do like the heat.
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Hmmm…what happened? Too cold? Too wet? Not in the mood to bloom?
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Not sure. I only hardened them off for one day, so maybe it’s that. On the other hand, it’s been in the 40s at night, which should have done them any harm, I don’t think. ?
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Our low was 72 last night! 😉
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Ugh! That’s so hot!
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Our day will be in the mid-90s!
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I would just literally die. Stay cool!
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We went away for the week and I lost my cilantro and half of my parsley plants. Off to the nursery too!!
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Oh no!
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I made a caprese salad last night, and noticed that something is eating my basil. I did not see any insects, but wouldn’t a critter mow it down rather than nibble on a leaf?
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I think you are right on that. Sorry to hear that! Do you have an idea what kind of pest?
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No idea! I am asking our blogging gardening friends.
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What’s the difference between a garden and a yard? Here a backyard would have a concrete floor, like my old Victorian terraced house had, because it used to have an outside toilet originally. But anything with grass is a garden. Is that the same there? Slugs will eat marigolds perhaps they had a bumper meal one night.
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To us the grass area is yard and anything planted with flowers or veggies is a garden. That may not be the terminology all over the country, but that’s what I grew up with.
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