Happening in the raised bed garden -
Bed #1 = Mustard greens blooms are almost head high tall. Swiss chard is growing and looks so colorful. Mums and other flower plants have lots of greenery but no flowers yet
Bed #2 = Tomato plants are a couple feet tall and wide. They are full of blooms and a few green tomatoes. Multiple flowers and herbs are growing well. Onions and garlic line the outside edges of the garden bed.
Bed #3 - Ditto bed #2. The two beds are almost mirror images with just having different varieties of tomatoes.
Bed #4 - Mustard greens are shoulder height and about 3' in width. Peppers and tomato plants are doing well. Multiple flowers and herbs are planted in between the vegetables. Onions and garlic line the outside of the raised bed.
Bed #5 - Tomato and pepper plants were late to get planted and they show in how much smaller they are than the other raised beds. Flowers and herbs are planted between the vegetables. An asparagus plant came up a couple years ago in the far corner of this bed and I allowed it to grow. Now it is over head-high and the most prolific asparagus plant in the garden.
Bed #6 = Asparagus and strawberries are doing well planted together.
Bed #7 - pepper plants are doing okay but are slow to get started. We need heat for them to take off. Zinnas are not reseeding themselves from last year.
I might have put too much compost on top of the seeds.
Bed #8 - Tomatillos and pepper plants look good and are covered in blooms. Flowers and herbs are planted in between.
Bed #9 - Compost collection spot. There are several flowers I plopped on top that I didn't expect to survist but they are growing like crazy. I'm not sure how they will handle being on compost when the heat arrives.
Bed #10 - Strawberries! Oh my. They are huge and doing so well this year. I am harvesting about a dozen strawberries a day.
Bed #11 = Potatoe plants are 2' tall and blooming, garlic and onions are growing well.
Stay curious. Challenge assumptions. Success loves persistence.
When life gets difficult, learn to sing & dance in the rain.
I'm so glad I didn't put my little seedlings out! However, I'm about to head to my DS's for 2 weeks for the new baby 
I think my temporary solution will be to place them in the tower garden until I get back and transfer them to outside.
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Hopefully they make it through the cold snap 
