Spring has arrived. This month has been exciting because we are busy building and planting.
Willy is working on putting up a chicken fence so our chickens can enjoy a side pasture and I can protect my tulips.
We put down a winding brick path inside our garden on top of the hill. Willy also built me a cold frame to start some seeds in. I hope that they will grow strong and be already somewhat hardened off by the time I transplant them. Cole is helping and we already have the cabbage popping up. I am trying eggplant again. Cole and I have already directly sown parsnips, peas, onions, radishes, romaine, spinach, arugala, and one other thing that I can't remember now. I have a ton more to plant but it has been raining all day.
We had our first neighborhood garden club meeting. I am glad to be a part of it because they are awesome people. We did a seed exchange and I will try my hand at lemon cucumbers, bok choy and kohl rabi this year.
Our bee brood boxes came in the mail today. Willy will have to build them. We pick up the actual bees in April.
It is a busy time of year for us but after looking at the dead plants all winter, I am thrilled to see our gardens come back to life. I wish I had more of my family around to enjoy it with us.