I went out today and planted zucchini. I removed the asparagus plants (RIP) and using their row for the zucchini. I'm looking forward to the assortment of squash this summer (zucchini and eggplant.)
Here is a picture of the freshly planted and watered zucchini. Please note, it's incredibly windy today. Check out the emergence of the corn next to my garden!
As a part of my blog, I plan to give regular updates on each of vegetables on a semi-regular basis. Here is your first progress report:
Tomatoes - all plants are growing, looking strong
Eggplants - great leaf growth in these plants, they really strive in our soil type
Green Peppers and Jalapenos - looking good, growing
Banana Peppers - all plants growing well
Onions - some have taken off quicker than others - hopefully this will result in a spread out growing season
Snow Peas - I fear a repeat of last year's sugar snap pea disaster, I see nothing........
Green Beans - EMERGENCE. They look great coming out of the ground!
Lettuce - I had no idea how to plant the lettuce, so I may have not spread it out enough. But, more emergence!
Radishes - The last thing planted from seed, the radishes seem to be flourishing! Glad I have a lot of friends who like Radishes!
I'm still looking for a good selection of watermelon and cantaloupe plants. I plan to check out the Macon County Extension's plant sale this weekend and see what I can find.
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