Hey iTalki Community,
Here in Michigan, the temperatures are rising. I'm beginning to get an itch to get outside and begin my garden.
However, it is still too cold here. So, I begin seeds inside the house, and then transplant them outside when it is warm enough.
Does anybody have advice, or techniques that you use when preparing your garden?
Altay Region, Siberia, Russia.
We have to seed and growing Peppers, Eggplant and Tomatoes for a couple of months indoors.
Others can grow outdoor without any preparations.
Garden's time lasts from the beginning of May to end of September.
But the weather could be wrong sometimes.
Some pictures of my garden:
https://ok.ru/profile/45129617769/album/854024559465?st._aid=Undefined_Albums_OverPhoto
Thanks a lot to Christopher Columbus:
https://ok.ru/profile/45129617769/album/854024559465/857347262825
Currently, I am looking at this timeline to plant inside:
April: Lettuce, Peas, Peppers, Tomatoes
May: Beans, Corn, Squash, Cucumber
That'll give me time to re-establish some of the straw bales that I plant in, and build some garden boxes.
Yes, we used to... But, It depends on geography and we have a little bit different.
What plants are you talking about?
Belka, that sounds fantastic. This time of year brings my soul to life.
I don't have any grapes... the only fruit that we do is raspberries. Great for jams and pies.
This week, we have begun harvesting the honey from last years honeybees. It's so tasty and healthy.
