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The wheat fields look like wheat - standing about 3 feet tall and strong heads of wheat on all the stalks. The fields are green and lush.
The veggie garden continues to expand: planted more shiso seeds, basil and bell peppers. Japanese bell peppers (piment) are thin-skinned and small. The thicker fleshed peppers are generally grown in greenhouses. We procured seedlings from an acquaintence, planted them in rows and surrounded them with a mini-house for protection.
The mini-house is made of a fertilizer bag cut on both ends to form a tube. Four stakes are placed around the seedling with the bag on top forming an open-topped wall around the seedling, to give it some warmth.
The weather is still chilly and wet, along with lots of strong spring winds from China.
The veggie garden continues to expand: planted more shiso seeds, basil and bell peppers. Japanese bell peppers (piment) are thin-skinned and small. The thicker fleshed peppers are generally grown in greenhouses. We procured seedlings from an acquaintence, planted them in rows and surrounded them with a mini-house for protection.
The mini-house is made of a fertilizer bag cut on both ends to form a tube. Four stakes are placed around the seedling with the bag on top forming an open-topped wall around the seedling, to give it some warmth.
The weather is still chilly and wet, along with lots of strong spring winds from China.
1 comment:
I'm planting too this time of year. Spring is lovely. What other sorts of veggies do you plant?
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