Helen RandellSpring has sprung
September 8th 2008 22:16
It’s spring! And that means sunny 20 something degree days with cool nights and occasional showers. It also means it is time to plant summer veggies in the garden. Where I live we receive frost until about October, so, I have purchased a little plastic ‘greenhouse’ where I can sew my seeds.
This season I am hoping for a bumper crop of tomatoes so I can make some pasta sauces and lots of sundried tomatoes for the year to come. For this reason, I have planted three cherry tomato seeds, three roma tomato seeds and three garden tomato seeds. I will actually plant more tomato seeds than this, but I don’t want 20 kgs of tomatoes to come all at once!
I have also planted seeds for finger eggplants, onions, radishes, coriander, sage, basil as well as some Echinacea seeds. I don’t particularly know how to use this herb to improve health (something to do with the roots) but I do love the way the flowers sit ‘upside down’ on the top of the steam.
This season I am hoping for a bumper crop of tomatoes so I can make some pasta sauces and lots of sundried tomatoes for the year to come. For this reason, I have planted three cherry tomato seeds, three roma tomato seeds and three garden tomato seeds. I will actually plant more tomato seeds than this, but I don’t want 20 kgs of tomatoes to come all at once!
I have also planted seeds for finger eggplants, onions, radishes, coriander, sage, basil as well as some Echinacea seeds. I don’t particularly know how to use this herb to improve health (something to do with the roots) but I do love the way the flowers sit ‘upside down’ on the top of the steam.
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