(Pictured above is my tomato seedling)
Happy Wednesday, my blessed friends! I hope this post finds you in good spirits!I posted the other day about my new zen, bucket gardening. I'm already so happy with the process. As a quick refresher for those that didn't see the post a couple of days ago: I have had a garden in the past and have enjoyed the "fruits" of my labor, but I never really enjoyed the work. However, this year, I am going to enjoy the process. And the buckets I am using help with the weeding. This has always been my least favorite part of it. But with buckets, the weeding is very minimal.Other than perhaps getting some strawberries going, I have pretty much finished the planting. I planted my seedlings this past weekend, as a backup to the seeds I started in case they don't make it. I have roughly 4 tomato plants, 4 peppers plants, cucumbers, and crookneck squash going. I even started some carrot seeds! Even though it's not much yet, it's still nice to see the progress up to this point.
I do have concerns that maybe I sprinkled the carrot seeds a little too close together. I am using my raised garden on my porch for these. I've never planted them before, so if it doesn't work out it will be a lesson learned. I don't think it's too late to plant a few more, I'll have to think about that.
I hope this inspires you to find your zen. Please feel free to share either your garden ideas or your zen. I'm all about learning what others do.
My green pepper seedling:
My carrots (and one cucumber seedling):