Re: New England April 2018

yolos Mon 23 Apr - 21:24

CapeCoddess wrote:I didn't put plant labels on my starts when I seeded them, just took photos. Now I need to make labels but can't find where I off loaded the photos to.

Are we having fun yet???

**Scorpio Rising** Mon 23 Apr - 23:42

I can so relate!

BeetlesPerSqFt Tue 24 Apr - 13:20

I've done this, too: the labels are too tall to allow the clear plastic dome to fit properly! Rolling Eyes

yolos Tue 24 Apr - 16:32

BeetlesPerSqFt wrote:I've done this, too: the labels are too tall to allow the clear plastic dome to fit properly!

In this case, I cut my labels down so the dome can fit. Save the cut down labels for next years germination attempt.

**Scorpio Rising** Wed 25 Apr - 3:14

yolos wrote:
BeetlesPerSqFt wrote:I've done this, too: the labels are too tall to allow the clear plastic dome to fit properly!
In this case, I cut my labels down so the dome can fit. Save the cut down labels for next years germination attempt.

You are a better woman than I! I love you

**sanderson** Wed 25 Apr - 6:08

My labels are to tall for the shop lights. Now, why didn't I think of cutting them down a bit?? Embarassed

quiltbea Thu 26 Apr - 23:16

CC.......

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countrynaturals Fri 27 Apr - 1:00

I documented mine, then started moving things around. Now, all I know is that they're all melons of some sort. Rolling Eyes

chickenlittle Fri 27 Apr - 13:25

Went out this morning and we finally have buds on the trees. I think spring might actually stick this time. My greenhouse is torn down and will be moving and going back up with better braces against the winds we get up here this time. Also thinking of trying making it more insulated so it holds the heat better. My compost will be going into my greenhouse to make sure that it's protected from pests that like to steal from it (like my rotten dog lol) but will be accessible to my chickens and turkeys as they grow so they can turn it for me. I have plenty of compostable materials with two horses and 2 acres of land covered in trees that are constantly leaving leaves. Also want to try and compost more house hold materials so I will be shredding as much paper and cardboard matter as I can and mixing it in.

Haven't started my plants but thinking my first raised bed I set up will be for my peas, beans and broccoli cauliflower cabbage and also for my salad greens that like it a bit more cold. Can't wait to get started on Monday Very Happy

CL

quiltbea Sat 28 Apr - 6:31

The Jonquils are blooming everywhere in our garden areas. Spring has sprung.
New England April 2018 - Page 2 Jonqui10

**sanderson** Sat 28 Apr - 7:06

CL, Sounding good, finally.

QB, Aren't they beautiful?

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