Where did you get edamame seeds? I love edamame!

But I suppose they need a ton of sun, right? We struggle each year to
get a good garden full of tomatoes and peppers, and we do... but
they're leggy.

Be careful of the morning glory. I had always loved the flowers, so I
planted just 3 plants a few years ago. It got so wild I ripped it out
of the ground, but the dang stuff is popping up all over the place
each year since, and seemingly overnight can crawl into the tomato
patch and strangle everything.

Now I hate 'em.

Sue

On 18 Apr 2003 07:40:05 -0700, (Doctoroe) wrote:

The peas are growing nicely. Put out strings for them to climb last
weekend, and the spinach is growing like weeds. (Love fresh spinach).
Teensy tomatoes Beefstake, BetterBoy and some other Parks hybrid are
planted along with a few pepper plants. Getting ready to plant
Edamame seeds..those are those tasty edible soybeans. Also planted
cukes and muscadine grape seeds, but they have not sprouted yet.
Wondering if it was too early? We expanded our natural areas almost
double last year, so there's a lot less lawn mowing going on here, but
more leaf mulch and pine straw spreading. Just fertilized the fragrant
rose patch: Mr Lincoln, Papa Meilland and Alec's Red, and the
gorgeous, but-not fragrant rose out front, Opening Night.
Planting morning glory and moonflowers this weekend, and snapdragons.
The big moss patch out back is doing great thanks to all the rain.
Beautiful emerald green area beneath the trees and you don't have to
mow it!!!
Am also getting ready to transplant a bunch of white oak sprouts, man
they have deep taproots.... hope some of them make it. We had a bumper
crop thanks to the forgetful squirrels in the nearby woods.
HAPPY SPRINGTIME.