Yes, I Know It’s Likely To Die

… but I planted a bunch of stuff in my garden since my planting schedule said it was time.  So it’s picture time!

Our Chives:

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They are a little frost burned from the snow but not badly.

Bed #1 with two types of seeded onions and some leeks:

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My trellis:

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I ran out of garden money, so this is kind of makeshift.  I’ll let you know how it works.

Bed #2 with two types of peas:

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Remember I’ll be succession planting this year.

Bed #3 with Spinach and Collard Greens:

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What do you even do with collard greens?  I’ve only ever heard of them, but they looked intriguing so I bought some.

Bed #4 with Asparagus and Strawberries:

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I also have seeds to put in this bed, but I couldn’t resist buying some plants.  And, yes, I know I already have an asparagus patch.  Also, these are probably not good companion plants but, eh.  I don’t have enough beds yet to be picky.

Bed #5 with Raspberry, Blackberry, and Blue Berries:

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The blueberries probably don’t have the right soil acidity, because I remember they needed something special, but whatever.  The raspberry is Harvest Gold if I remember it correctly, and will be yellow.  The blackberry is thornless.  The raspberry was just a stick with one root attached, and the blackberry was way too enthusiastic and growing with a ton of roots and leaves and stuff.

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We know which one will survive, because Murphy is SO MEAN.

Yes, I know they will cross pollinate and make all sorts of ridiculous hybrid babies.  I just couldn’t resist, and I was out of beds!

A general shot of the area.  Each bed leaves enough room on three sides for me to sit comfortably.

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Oh, and we have apple trees and apricot trees in the backyard, but they’re not doing much yet.  Hopefully the winter didn’t kill them.

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How is your garden going?  Do you expect to lose much to upcoming frosts or snow?  Inquiring minds want to know!  *smile*