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Starting of a new season, busy two weeks!

It is spring break and that only means one thing for me. Plant like crazy! I am a market gardener and teacher, so spring break means garden time. Only problem it has rained everyday since Monday. Luckily, the forecasters were correct on this and I started my work last week with tilling and making raised beds. I spent many hours getting as much stuff planted outside as I could prior to the rain. So, during spring break I have been planting everything inside all 6 of my high tunnels. Here are some pics.

Carrots, Cherry tomatoes and onions sets

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Big Tomatoes

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Bok Choy, Swiss Chard, Happy Rich Broccoli, Winterbor Kale and Red Russian Kale

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Red, White and Yellow Sweet Onions

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More Onions, Bok Choy, Napa Cabbages, Lettuce Spinach

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Outside plantings, use to be inside a movable high tunnel Carrots. I started to weed, then it got too muddy. It is going to stink to get these all weeded.

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Radishes, Turnips, and Over Wintered Green onions

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More onions, Beets and Onions under a low tunnel

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More Onions, Leeks and Potatoes

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I also planted a 1/4 an acre of potatoes at another location.

I have one more building to fill with peppers, but they will wait til April 1st. Then I will also move the movable buildings and transplant in Cucumbers and Zucchini. I my mind, spring has sprung!

Jay

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