With the cold and wet weather continuing, I took the opportunity to plant some spinach and swiss chard inside. It will give me a leg up once it gets dry enough to work in the garden beds. The onions are still very slow, and probably quite cold. Once the weather warms, they should shoot right up.
The garlic is doing well after an application of bone meal.
We had some very wet weather last year and I was afraid my raspberry patch was a memory. Today, I got in and cleaned them out. For the most part, I was pleasantly pleased. I saw good regrowth on all 4 varieties. The primocanes from last year showed enough life to be optimistic about the potential for a crop this year. Time will tell.
Next week is Mother's Day. Make sure you plant something for your Mom.
A note of reminder. May 14 9:00 am will be the annual heirloom plant sale at the UWGB NAS. I know that I will be there early.
Be good and be safe. We'll talk next week.
Bill
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