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Lo and Behold -My Peas are coming!
Dunkinjean 3/18/2012, 9:30 pm
Yes, indeed!
Planted sugar snap peas and carrots last Sunday. Went out today, and Lo and Behold my peas are sprouting!!
I am so excited! The weather has been so mild. Today planted more carrots, various lettuce, radishes and beets.
I can't wait for the rest to come up and more planting.......
I LOVE MY SFG GARDEN...
Planted sugar snap peas and carrots last Sunday. Went out today, and Lo and Behold my peas are sprouting!!
I am so excited! The weather has been so mild. Today planted more carrots, various lettuce, radishes and beets.
I can't wait for the rest to come up and more planting.......
I LOVE MY SFG GARDEN...
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Re: Lo and Behold -My Peas are coming!
FamilyGardening 3/19/2012, 3:07 am
very exciting dunkin!!!!happy planting!
hugs
rose.....
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Re: Lo and Behold -My Peas are coming!
Lavender Debs 3/19/2012, 8:12 am
Doing the pea to sun streach! Whoo-hoo DJ!
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Re: Lo and Behold -My Peas are coming!
moswell 3/19/2012, 5:09 pm
Yay! I took a look and some of my peas are peeking through as well! Unfortunately, I decided to move the peas to the north end of my box from the west end, so I'm a bit worried that some that sprouted (that I moved) won't make it. So I planted a few more dry ones - I guess I'll end up with a staggered crop (which is what I should have started with anyway). It's soooo warm up here right now: I haven't seen sprouts on the lettuces I planted, but I reckon they'll show up soon (if the squirrels and chipmunks didn't find them, that is).
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quiltbea 3/19/2012, 6:06 pm
Dunkinjean....I guess that's why they call NJ the Garden State.
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Re: Lo and Behold -My Peas are coming!
landarch 3/19/2012, 7:03 pm
nice, hopefully my peas will be up in a few days.
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Re: Lo and Behold -My Peas are coming!
Dunkinjean 3/19/2012, 8:36 pm
Moswell:
Just a suggestion; after I plant my seeds I cover the SFG boxes with weed blocker - the same cover I use all winter lawn over my beds. I hold the weed blocker down with bricks. I just take the covers off when I need to water.
It keeps the birds and critters out of the garden until they grow more.
By the way, planted the rest of my Sugar Snap Peas today......
Just a suggestion; after I plant my seeds I cover the SFG boxes with weed blocker - the same cover I use all winter lawn over my beds. I hold the weed blocker down with bricks. I just take the covers off when I need to water.
It keeps the birds and critters out of the garden until they grow more.
By the way, planted the rest of my Sugar Snap Peas today......
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Re: Lo and Behold -My Peas are coming!
moswell 3/19/2012, 8:53 pm
Dunkinjean wrote:Moswell:
Just a suggestion; after I plant my seeds I cover the SFG boxes with weed blocker - the same cover I use all winter lawn over my beds. I hold the weed blocker down with bricks. I just take the covers off when I need to water.
It keeps the birds and critters out of the garden until they grow more.
By the way, planted the rest of my Sugar Snap Peas today......
Thanks for the tip - I'll try that. I didn't want to go all out with the regular plastic - it seemed like overkill, but weed blocker seems like a nice compromise.
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Re: Lo and Behold -My Peas are coming!
Tuxdad 3/19/2012, 9:19 pm
Got a nice suprise this morning as well.. Found my onion plants were about 2" to 3" tall, after about two weeks in the MM..
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Re: Lo and Behold -My Peas are coming!
Dunkinjean 3/20/2012, 3:10 pm
Thank you everyone for your kind words!
Tuxdad congrats on your onions sprouting! It is so awesome.
I never thought I would get so excited having a garden.....
Tuxdad congrats on your onions sprouting! It is so awesome.
I never thought I would get so excited having a garden.....
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Tuxdad 3/20/2012, 7:07 pm
Yep, looks like a good start to the season !!
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moswell 3/22/2012, 10:13 am
Okay, now I'm really excited because I didn't lose the sprouted peas that I transplanted. 
I see at least a few of them coming up today!
And some of the lettuce I planted is beginning to come up as well. Ah, life is good.
I see at least a few of them coming up today! And some of the lettuce I planted is beginning to come up as well. Ah, life is good.
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ilvalleygal 3/22/2012, 10:44 am
Dunkinjean wrote:Moswell:
Just a suggestion; after I plant my seeds I cover the SFG boxes with weed blocker.
Where's the slaps self on head emoticon? I went and bought some fancy-shmancy things when I have more than a half roll of that stuff left over from a previous project.
But, when I put the fancy, pricey thingy on the SFG last night, the critters hadn't gotten everything and my peas are coming up too!
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Re: Lo and Behold -My Peas are coming!
quiltbea 3/22/2012, 1:32 pm
Dunkinjean.....Do you mean row cover instead of weed blocker? Weed blocker would prevent the sun from hitting the crops as well as the weeds. Row cover is light and porous so sunlight and rainfall can pass thru. I use it all the time to prevent insect damage. Just remember to remove it when the crops are blossoming so the bees, flying insects and the wind can pollinate.
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Re: Lo and Behold -My Peas are coming!
Dunkinjean 3/23/2012, 9:27 pm
Quiltbea:
It is not row cover., it is weed blocker. I remove them to water the seeds. I am only covering the seeds temporarily. I am going away on vacation for a week. When I return I will take the covers off completely. Thanks for your concern and help.
It is not row cover., it is weed blocker. I remove them to water the seeds. I am only covering the seeds temporarily. I am going away on vacation for a week. When I return I will take the covers off completely. Thanks for your concern and help.
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