I got my transplants out into the garden finally! They were getting to large to wait out frosty nights. They are cool weather vegetables but I was hoping I wouldn't have to deal with frost. Two night of frost possible this week but I couldn't wait. The root-balls were getting tight.
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| Kales, Chinese Cabbage, Broccoli Raab, Leeks: Gary Pilarchik |
A raised bed is great to use because you can plant vegetables closer than the recommended distance. The main reason is the bed soil stays loose to a good depth. Roots can grow downward and the garden doesn't get compacted by foot traffic.
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| 'Black' Kale, Pak Choi, Broccoli Raab: Gary Pilarchik |
Now the slug and snail battle begins!
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