Kate got some planting done in the garden today. Now in the west garden, below the garlic that was planted last fall, are 4 rows of newly planted seeds. From the top, peas are planted zigzag along the pea trellis, then rows of radishes, green onions and lettuce. There is still room along the bottom for future plantings of two tomato plants, two basil plants, and a parsley plant. She covered the whole thing in netting to minimize the inevitable bird and squirrel mischief.
In the east garden there are no new plantings, but the top row of raspberry plants are spreading out and the middle row, a different kind of raspberry, is coming back as well. They make me nervous, these raspberry plants. I do hear how they like to spread so I hope we did not create a monster. Most of the strawberry plants in the bottom third of this side have come back. My wife has charged me with building a better, taller squirrel- and bird-proof cover. I'll need more chicken wire, but I should have the wood for this small project.
*Edit 4/21: I was reminded by my wife that I forgot the row of cilantro, just above the peas.
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