Living the simple life of homesteading in Mississippi. Making do, using up and reusing the resources that are given to us. Living the simple life by simply living!
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
A Day Filled With Sunshine.....
And a raised bed filled with pepper plants. This morning I set four each of sweet banana, sweet bell, jalapeno, cayenne and hot banana pepper plants in a large raised bed. The earth is rich with organic materials and still good damp from the rain on Monday evening. I'm looking forward to loads of peppers from these plants. I pickle peppers and dice peppers to freeze each summer. If I have enough peppers this summer I may try canning some pepper relish. The squash have grown almost two inches since I worked around them getting the soil lose around the little plants. Some of the tomato plants have jumped at least three inches. It's a big change each morning as I walk through the raised beds checking out the plants and looking to see if any of the seeds planted are beginning to come out of the ground. Spring is a very exciting time for me. I love to get up and walk through the vegetable garden in the cool of the morning.
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I love spring when the new plants peek through the soil. Sounds like your garden has a good start. Still too wet and cold here to plant tomatores or peppers yet.
ReplyDeleteI hope the weather will warm up soon so you can get your plants in the ground.
ReplyDeleteSpring is my favorite season. Everything just seems so alive. :)