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May 15, 2020

  • Soaking Lima Bean & French Green bean seeds (day 2)
  • transplanted more lettuce plugs from the lettuce bowl into main raised beds
  • first large Italian Flat leaf parsley sprout peeked its little neck out of the soil in a container
  • rabbits are building a den under the bay window. pinwheels seems to be keeping them out of the raised beds...for now.
  • Wish that I had researched more about mushroom compost before adding it to the soil in the tomato bed. Could have some chemical residue from mushroom production, hopefully not.
  • Adding sheep and peat to the tomato and bean beds today to get them prepped for planting.

Things that are ready to harvest today:
radishes
over-wintered Swiss Chard
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