Mid-Atlantic Gardening: What is happening in your Garden Today?, 1 by HollyAnnS

HollyAnnS wrote:
Luvs, I feel ahead of the game, too. We have been reclaiming our old Veggie Garden area for several years now. Last fall we hacked back the worst and last section it was filled with old raspberry canes and junk saplings. There is a pile of debris that need to be cleaned up but the garden is looking so very good this year starting out. Here is a pic of the onions we planted this year. We are trying something a little different with them. Usually we plant all the onions deep so we get nice long necked spring onions. Then we just leave the rest in the ground to grow bigger. This year we planted two rows one very shallow (you can see them sticking up) for larger late onions and a row in front that is planted deep for early spring onions. When we started last spring you couldn't see that fence down at the bottom of the garden there was a 6-8 ft wide raspberry thicket that ran across the bottom of the garden with poison ivy, junk saplings and wild grape vines.