Yesterday we had a beautiful spring morning – a good time to transplant the onions!
These are the first transplants going in the garden.
The stalks are about an 1/8th of an inch thick, maybe a little more – still pretty tiny, but I think they’re ready.
I’m putting them in the front garden, in the same plot as the peas.
I spaced the walla walla onions about a handwidth apart.
There were too many white bunching onions to plant individually, so I left them in clumps and will thin them (and eat them) as they grow.
I covered them back over with the row cover and am hoping for the best.
Also, a few peas have sprouted!
Too early for our garden, especially since it snowed yesterday. 🙁
Snow? No fun. I think you guys had more than enough of Winter for one year. It’s time for spring already!