Pics, new size? is it faster?

bulbils????? you lost me with that one.

But the garlic looks GREAT! AND No Yellow!

I was gonna type that in yellow...but I just couldn't see it.

here's a few pictures of todays activates I uncovered the parsley, piled up some of the leaves in the garden, set a fence line and planted snap peas.And a picture of my daffadils that haven't even bloomed yet,I've never worked in the garden before that has happened. This is the first year that I was able to do that!

YOUR GRASS IS GREEN!!!!!!!!

hack hack wheeze

OK, I think I can handle it now.

Looks good!

You can feel better now alaskan the green grass is my neighbors yard.The brown stuff is my yard.But the parsley does look kind of yellow doesn't it?

realy great pictures ya'll, grass is starting to green up here a bit too, nothing drastic yet though, was thinking about going out n catching some night crawlers tonight to sell to my son when he goes fishing, and he will more than likely watch me catch them rather than catch his own,

Those chives are looking good!Thanks for the picture update.

I've been busy planting some new grapevines that just came in for me.Still catching up on the pruning of the older vines too.Isn't it great to be able to get outside and truely enjoy some warmer weather?

Lori says your quite welcome!

I got my chance to work in the garden today and got a few things done. Most of my yard clean-up is done.Worked on the trellis system for my grapes. And I got a few of my garden veggies planted. Bruusel sprouts Onions both red and white Along side of the brussel sprouts And my shallots Oh yeah I also got my first sunburn of the season too.

Heres a better shot of it from the west end looking east.

Cool surprise! No problem with the buckwheat questions.Just be ready for some composting questions in return.I finally got my oak leaves chopped up and need some ideas for greens to help get my pile going this year.Neighbors sprayed so grass clipping are out for now

Those kiwis look really nice! It's interesting to hear that you should prune them like grapes.I'll try and find a good reference too on that.See if we can compare notes then.We had a hard frost on all the car windows this morning.I couldn't see the vines by the time I got home tonight so more nail biting and 1 more night of frost called for to live with and I'll see whats left after that

Good luck, blue! Crossing my fingers for you & the grapes.

I'll be checking the grapes for awhile now. Some times it takes a few days to really see what did or didnt get damaged.
I messed up my rows of snap peas when I planted. I must have pushed one row over when covering the seed because the row is about 4" away from the fence now.I'll be coaching them over to it for the rest of the spring I think.

Oh come on LisaAnn. Ripe stuff already???? (Beautiful, though.)