We’ve been terrible about
keeping up this blog. I blame Nora. She has oodles of free time, while some of
us have to continue to work for a living. Just kidding. Actually, there just
hasn’t been anything that exciting to report while deep in the doldrums of this
seemingly, never-ending winter.
But March has finally arrived
and things are looking up! Even if it has been snowing off and on for the past
48 hours, and the world is still white. The days are getting longer and the
temps are staying a little more consistently in the 30s. In the North County
In another couple of weeks
I’ll start some of our seedlings inside under the grow lights. With a little
luck, and some warmer temperatures, we’ll be able to move the seedlings outside
to the hoop house by the end of the month. Come the 1st
week of April, if the snow is gone and the soil is unfrozen and not swamp-like,
I’ll get some of the cold crops in the ground under hoop covers. The berry
bushes and other bare root plants should be arriving around that time as well.
Although I know where they’re all going, I still need to till up and amend the
soil before planting.
Sigh. Longing for green…
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