This is the second year I have tried to grow a full fledged garden here in Florida. Something that I learned last year was that I need to start growing EARLY (compared to when we lived in Illinois!) It gets super hot by June and the plants fry right up in the sun. This year I was determined to start early, so I had most of my seeds planted by the beginning of March.
Before I even put anything in the ground I tilled up the dirt and added one bag of manure, two bags of top soil, and fertilizer.This picture was taken on March 3rd – a few days after getting everything in the garden set up, layed out, tilled, and planted.
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By March 10th most of the seeds had sprouted.
Zucchini squash-
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Cucumbers -
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Corn-
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Green Beans-
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We decided to take down the chicken wire fence this year, and the bunnies ate up all of the corn plants and a few of the beans. Since I wasn’t sure the corn would grow that good to begin with, I decided to take out what was left (two whole plants) and replace it with watermelon. Here is what the garden looks like today…
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Cucumber-
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Zucchini squash-
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Tomatoes-
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Are you thinking of growing a garden this year? Come back tomorrow - I am going to be sharing my gardening tips!
Enjoy,
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