Comments on A Tasteful Garden: garden | succession planting timing

This is a very impressive schedule that lies ahead...

2010-02-25T21:29:40.069-05:00

This is a very impressive schedule that lies ahead. I hope you do better than I did last year!

Thanks for the inspiration, and the reminder that ...

2010-02-23T18:07:55.188-05:00

Thanks for the inspiration, and the reminder that spring really will come. In my tiny garden, I do pretty well with succession planting of the early crops like radishes, carrots and beans, but I never seem to follow through on planting things like late spinach and kale. Before I know it, summer has just slipped away. I like the idea of making a schedule ahead of time. Thanks!

I didn't manage to succession plant anything b...

2010-02-22T23:45:00.743-05:00

I didn't manage to succession plant anything but cukes and beans this last summer, but I am doing okay so far this season. At some point in the summer, I know it will all get away from me -- but it's good to start with the best of intentions! ;)

Thanks for the great information. I never thought to succession plant squash, but I didn't much enjoy the last fruits at the end of the harvest, so I will definitely try this!

I'm determined to actually do some succession ...

2010-02-22T04:43:08.793-05:00

I'm determined to actually do some succession planting this year! xx

wow Amy, you're too kind. thank you. i know w...

2010-02-21T18:54:05.400-05:00

wow Amy, you're too kind. thank you.
i know we still have to finish winter, then mud season, then of course black-fly season... but it feels like summer is just around the corner full of blooms and colorful delights.

Allison, your posts never cease to cheer me! Not o...

2010-02-21T18:16:46.971-05:00

Allison, your posts never cease to cheer me! Not only is your photo of the beans (and carrots) stunning (and with such lovely color), but talk of June and succession planting is enough to beat even the most stubborn case of winter blues. Thank you!