The Maplewild Project My Little Garden Project

My May Day celebration was spent in the yard, digging out rock and planting tomato plants. The nights have been cold, and theoretically the last frost has passed. This is one rough looking patch of ground. There is no shortage of rocks though.

Only the strong survive

The other side of the yard saw some plow action and now it is up to me to get it happening. I am getting a little later start than I wanted to, but the weather has not been too typical this year. This area sees lots of sun so the tomato plants will find a place here.

The west side of the yard gets loads of sun

Time to prepare the ground for some action. This section of ground is on the east side of my yard and it gets a bit of shade but is still useful for growing.

My helpful neighbor and his trusty old Ford tractor

It has been a busy time here these days. I was able to burn off the old forest slash a few weeks ago. I have also been creating the garden plan for this year. Part of the plan has been starting seeds.
Tomato Seedlings @ 9 Days

Also in checking the existing garden, I found the overwintered collard greens beginning to flower. I also noticed that the bugs have given these a pass so far…..

Overwintered Collard Greens

The garlic that I planted last fall has taken off already.

Purple Glazer Garlic

So far things are proceeding according to plan. Of course, the season is young.