I'm dreaming of a full green, luscious, abundant garden.
I know that generally happens in the fall, but given the current state of my semi-pathetic garden, I'm not sure my dreams will come true this year.

See those abundant lettuce plants... or not. I planted two full squares of lettuce and those two little leaves are all I have to show for it so far. There are a few more sprouts; we'll see how they do.
Only 4 of 12 peas came up - so it will be a little thin on that end to0.
The large open area on the left is for the zucchini. I've been hoping to plant the squash and bean for the past two weeks, but it has been so wet here. This weekend, no matter what, I'm getting them the garden, rain or shine!
One of the benefits of Square Foot Gardening often mentioned is no weeds. That is, of course if you use the special soil mix, which I didn't. But I'm pretty sure that even if I did, I would still be pulling little maple trees every year. Tons of whirly-twirlies
(or whatever they are called) land in the two garden beds and take root.

Now on to some serious, and interactive matters. Any idea why there are holes in the basil and spinach? In the basil, seems like it starts with the little black marks as seen on marked leaves.
The next step is to check Google and see what I can learn.


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