Today is day 54 of my indoor garden. I've added some more things and also moved some things outside.
On April 1st, I got a rose plant from work which I decided to rescue. It's very healthy and doing really well. It attracts gnats which I don't like at all. A friend, of mine let me borrow some bug spray for the rose bush. I'll give it a try. But for now I've moved it outside away from my veggies. :)
My Avocado pit is still splitting. This is Day 14. Also, my last celery died. I think it wasn't getting the proper drainage because I accidentally left a pot plate in the bottom of the pot. OOPS! I started a new one. This is day 2.
Nate and I ran a few errands last night. We stopped off at Walmart for Oil and Filters for our vehicles. We parked at the garden section so I could scope out the plants. I saw this cute little pepper plant. I had to get him. He was calling my name. Last year, I tried my thumb at peppers and they would get to a certain point and a horned caterpillar would come and eat them. So, this year I am going to keep this plant indoors. I think that will protect it from bugs and caterpillars.
Here's the Red Bell Pepper snug in his pot. Once he gets bigger he'll move to a bigger pot.
I came across some seed packs at reduced prices. A pack of strawberry bulbs for $1.50. I figured I would give it a shot. Why not? You can never have too many things growing at once. LOL
I dumped the package on a pot plate. I found this huge clump an figured that was the bulbs. I carefully separated the clump and noticed a rubber band. I took the rubber band off and then I found the bulbs with roots.
They look like pieces of dirty hair. LOL
I planted them in a window planter. The directions on the packet said to leave the caps (top of plant) uncovered so I did.
I changed out one of my window boxes of grape tomatoes. Some were getting choked and wilty. I found some skewers at Walmart last night that I figured would help hold them up. This morning I found some cable ties and then set to work trying to save them.
Here's all 10 plants with ties. I hope this keeps them upright. We'll see.
Here's the other window box of grape tomatoes. I'm going to leave them in here. They are doing good.
Here's a picture of the whole garden.....Strawberries, red peppers, carrots, onions, marigolds, zucchini, squash, potatoes, big boy tomatoes and grape tomatoes. :)
Here's some fresh Asparagus my mother picked up from a local farms yesterday. YUMMY!
I can't wait to eat this. :)
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