Photos - Starting Onions and Heirloom Tomatoes/Bird Photos

Welcome back.  I think Spring has finally sprung.  And I mean FINALLY.  The 3 feet of snow from the mid March storm has finally melted.  The peepers are out and we're ready to roll!  I am anxiously awaiting to see if any migratory birds visit the feeder.  April is usually when they start to arrive on their journey north.


Starting Heirloom Tomatoes:

Peat Pellets Absorbing Water.  Netting is Then Peeled Back, Seeds Planted and Covered With Soil.

Heirloom Tomatoes.  Left, San Marzano.  Right, Heirloom Rainbow Blend (Park Seeds)

Onions and Leeks - Update:

In the Greenhouse:  Sweet Spanish and Cipollini Onions, American Flag Leeks, and Tomatoes

Winter Sowing - Update:

Lettuce and Kale/Grown Using the Winter Sowing Technique

Finally, a few bird photos:

Red-Winged Blackbird

Brown-Headed Cowbird

Northern Cardinal and White-Throated Sparrow

Thanks as always for visiting.