It's What's Up Wednesday!

No April Fool’s joke from us today. I completely forgot about it. I’ve reached that age where forgetting is more common, so maybe the joke is on me.

I planted shallots last fall, and they are coming along nicely. The garlic is looking good, too. Nearly all of my spring crops have popped up and are starting to look like healthy little seedlings. The indoor seedlings are looking good, too. We’re in the final stretch for that predicted last frost date here in my neck of the woods—only a month to go. 

Naturally, I’ve been thinking about my tomatoes. I can’t wait to get them in the ground. 

So, here’s a helpful piece on what I do when I transplant my tomato seedlings each year to get them off to a good start. There are quite a few soil amendments you can put in the ground when you plant your tomatoes, but there are three in particular that I never skip.

Mickey is teaching us all about the “bonus harvest” hiding in our gardens, and I’ll show you how to propagate rosemary from stem cuttings.