Although it is Spring we are a long way from seeing any green shoots in the outside garden as it is still covered with a couple of feet of snow.
Middle Garden Still Covered in Snow
Hoop House Garden and Greens Garden Under a Couple Feet of Snow
Looking Out From Porch With Icicles Onto Beautiful Scene Behind Hoop House
Although the snow makes for some very beautiful scenes I am confined to gardening indoors. And I am ever grateful that we have a productive indoor garden supplying us with fresh food and grateful too to be able to be gardening when we are encouraged to stay home!
Looking Into Windows of Sun Room Where the Indoor Garden Is
I would much rather be indoors looking out at the snowy icy scene. One thing with the sun room all the snow that we have been getting (got 8 inches on the last day of March) and the cold nights it has been creating some beautiful icicles!
Overview of Half of the Indoor Garden From Living Room Icicles Decorate the Window
Closeup of Basil Plant With Icicles in the Window
Colorful Oxalis Plant and Strawberry Mint Plant with Icicles in the Window Behind
Kale and Basil Under the Pink Light of LED Grow Light With Icicles Decorating the Windows
I grow pots of lettuce, kale, rhubarb swiss chard, green onions and arugula for our salad pickings and basil and cilantro along with rosemay and lemon thyme to put in my pesto making.
Closeup of Lettuce and Kale Plants
Lettuce Kale Basil and Cannabis in the Rear
This is the view looking from the other side where we have pots of young cannabis plants,then the basil, kale and you can see the lemon grass that is growing in a pot with lemon verbena and lemon thyme. The image below shows the overall setup of the sun room and you will also see buckets of snow beside the grow table that I melt for watering the plants with - they love it!
Looking Over The Indoor Garden With Cannabis Plants, Basil, Kale and Lemon Grass Showing
You may have noticed the yellow sticky cards hanging above the plants. We have had an infestation of whiteflies, fungus nats, plus a few aphids but the cards seems to be keeping them at bay and not damaging the crops.
The cannabis crop did very well growing under the ceramic halide lights in a more controlled environment. We just harvested this crop at the end of the month and it is hanging in the pantry drying.
Cannabis Plants Just Before Harvesting Wintery Scene Outdoors
Closeup of Cannabis Plants Full of Bud
I do have some ornamentals too for the beauty of them. You saw the oxalis in an earlier picture, then I have different geraniums and I finally got a bloom on one of them.
Geranium Blossom by Rosemary Plant
I forced some tulips too, for some early spring blooms but I didn't give them a proper cold treatment and only got one blossom but it was beautiful!
Blossom of Tulip Tarda
I have a banana plant too, that I'm hoping will produce fruit one day but as for now it is just an ornament with it's big beautiful leaves!
Closeup of the Banana Plant Putting Out a New Leaf
In the back rooms I have started some bedding plants of peppers and tomatoes and I also have some seedling started of lettuce and arugula to keep those salad greens happening.
Pepper Plants Started Under Lights
Tomatoes Arugula and Lettuce Seedlings Growing Under Lights
The tomato seedlings I have there are the Tiny Tim Plants I had started with the Pre-K with the intent of growing them at the school and each child would get a fruit baring tomato plant to take home at the end of the year but the school year was abruptly cut off and I doubt that we will be going back this year so I will have lots of little cherry tomato plants! I haven't started my other tomato plants yet for it looks like it might be a later Spring for us here. I will be starting them soon though and you can look for them in my April Garden Journal!
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