While Squeeker might be out of a home, I got the rest of my crops harvested this weekend and cleaned out the dead plants
- My Last Harvest. Pretty much enough to feed my family for Thanksgiving, if they were the size of Barbies.
I even got ambitious enough to attempt transplanting a few of the good looking herbs that I had left in the garden.
- Parsley, Rosemary and Sage
Having my first garden was a learning experience to say the least and for next year, I've already thought of a few things that I need to remember for next year:
- Plant the beets and carrots deeper and not near the corners
- Plant the pea fences and plants on the farthest West side so the sun isn't obstructed during the most sun-filled parts of the day
- Set up a mini cucumber patch outside of the raised garden box for pickling
- Fertilize...and not when it's too late
- Don't plant oregano, things just get weird
- Herbs - need to figure out weather to have these in the garden or to have them closer to the house so that they are more accessible
- Tomatoes...I'm not supposed eat them and Adam doesn't like them so what was I thinking?
- More green beans should be planted, we really liked those
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