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Sorry to hear you froze. :( We don't plant here until the end of May because of the frosts and wet conditions.

Hi Bigzio, Nice to see you here!

It's hard thinking about gardening when the garden is under snow or water!

I'm in central WI. Pittsville area to be exact. Pittsville is known as the exact center of Wisconsin.

Well, at my house, if they got run over by the lawn mower it would be my fault! DH does not mow lawn. He is to busy in the fields so I fit it in inbetween the rest of the work.

How hard is it to grow gooseberries?

Gorgeous!!!! :happy_flower

Only DH likes kraut here so, I won't be making to much of that! Raw cabbage is what goes best here. I see lots of colesaw, etc. coming! :D

Silkiechicken-you'll have to watch when they start up the greenhouses and see. I'm not sure we can use that much cabbage, if it grows as big as they say, before it goes bad, but I'm sure the chickens will be glad to help!

Nice looking garden! I'm getting the itch but, it is way to early here yet! Even for the cold weather stuff. :(

Someone just told me about them growing back after you cut the first one off. I had been thinking about getting a couple of plants but, not this early. The stores here don't even have garden plants yet.

We had snow this morning and they are calling for more later this week. I really don't think a pail over it will keep it safe yet.

Ouch! I guess if I have to put it out I had better watch for bugs! Does anyone know how they form their heads?

My oldest DH brought home from school a cabbage plant at the end of March. It is from the Bonnie Plants 3rd grade program-they send home a cabbage plant (grows heads of 30-50 lbs) and the kids grow them then take their pic with the head and turn it in at the start of 4th grade. It is then...

I till the top inch or two in the fall and in the spring I put down a good layer of salt. I know that is old school but, it works!

I grow asparagus. Follow the planting instructions. To keep the bed weed free, I till it in the fall-just the top 1 or 2 inches. Then in the spring I add a 10-10-10 fertilizer and then cover in salt to keep the weeds down. I know the new rules say no salt but, I had tried preen and while I like...