Spring (or at least our PNW version thereof) has come to our area, and I always get that itching to go outside and enjoy it! I want to spread a blanket on the grass, eat dinner outside, and generally soak up as many bits of sunshine and warmth as possible. I also want to go out and get started on the garden. I can't stand the thought of an empty garden bed!
This year, though, is a bit different. If we had our druthers, we would be in the process of moving out of this house and into a new one. However, we have yet to find that new house, so, for the moment, we are staying put. We keep hoping that each weekend will bring that perfect house. Thus I am in a garden bind: to plant or not to plant? Will I end up reaping the benefits of a veggie garden, or will it all just whither on the vine when we finally do find that new house?
For March and April I dithered. Now that it's May, I finally had to make a decision. I've purchased my tomatoes, cucumbers, spinach, and peas and planted them in the beds. Delphinium also helped me plant lettuce, radishes, gem squash, and zucchini from seed. We have a full garden in the works. Either we'll have a lovely bounty of veggies in a few months time, or maybe Murphy's Law will ensure that we will finally find our new house.
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