
I have the garden planted now. Hooray! You might be wondering what all the white bags are for...well, I'm too cheap to buy that many wall-o-waters for the tomatoes, so I used a garbage bag over the tomato cages and put a cup of water inside each one to prevent freezing. So far it's worked really nicely. It's like a little greenhouse inside, and the plants are sheltered from the wind too. And yes, I may have gone a bit overboard on the tomatoes, but my children love them, and this year I am determined to have enough so that David and I can taste some too.

The hanging baskets I started from seed are doing well, and I found some honeysuckle vines for the 3 posts that don't have a clematis growing on them. I'm so happy to be outside again!
6 comments:
You have quite the green thumb! I'm jealous!
beautiful! We are going to do loads of tomatoes this year too. I've loved eating the ones we roasted all winter. Keep posting pics of the garden. I love it! Ours is halfway in.
can you come down and take care of my flowerbeds and garden? PLEASE!!
I am so impressed Tracie!!! Way to go! Hope we can figure out how to have a garden! Aunt BJ
another great idea!!...unca dale
Spring is so good for the soul. Someday we will live in an area that has a longer growing season. The trees here are just starting to think about swelling their buds. But then, that's what they say about Elko...it has about 1 week's worth of spring weather and then it goes right into summer.
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