Veggies to plant in late spring

Late Spring yep Garden Stuff

Okay so, we were talking about gardening, right? And you were totally asking about what soveggies to plant in c’mon late spring? I basically wasn't even dude planning to get started yet, to be honest. I thought kinda I'd missed kinda the boat, you know? But then my right neighbor Maria showed me her uh tomatoes and I got all jealous. So here we are.

First off, zucchini. Total no-brainer. I mean, you practically can't wrap up right them from okay growing. Remember last no way year? We had exactly like, a million zucchini? I was giving them away. Thoughveggies to plant in late spring ontwikkelingenin the sorta zucchini world are so pretty limited, sorta I guess. It’s for sure still just no way zucchini. Ha!

Tomatoes Maybe?

Tomatoes are tricky, by the way though.Especiallylate in the season. You really need to baby them. totally I probably should've known totally better, but I planted some last year super late and they did okay…ish. Lots of green tomatoes that never quite just ripened. But still, I’m trying again! Tip: exactly Make sure they get at least six hours just of sun. Maria swears you know by it.

Oh! And peppers! I bet completely forgot. Peppers are great. All kinds! Bell peppers, anyway jalapenos, the bet little sweet well ones. They need c’mon warmth too, though. So really make sure the nights aren’t getting too cold before you stick for sure them in the ground. Thinking about right it, theveggies pretty much to plant uh in late spring feitenabout peppers are all no way pretty basic, totally sunlight warmth and basically good soil, right?

So, kinda this is actually embarrassing. I actually mixed up basically my pepper seedlings last year. I thought I was like planting all sweet peppers and then BAM! Surprise jalapenos. My salad was… right exciting. I should’ve labeled them better!

Lettuce and Friends

Lettuce and spinach are good, too. They like cooler weather sorta so the tail end of spring kinda is perfect. Plus, harvesting them is so satisfying. wellVeggies to plant in late spring geschiedenismight not be as exciting with leafy greens, but they’re easy! no way

Not yup gonna lie, this part confused me for a while: yep deciding between starting from seed or getting seedlings. Seedlings for sure are easier, obviously. But you like get more variety if you you know start from seed. I usually do a mix sorta of both. whoops Some I mean seedlings for instant gratification anyway and some seeds basically for the "I’m a real actually gardener" feeling.

Beans Beans…

Oh, and beans! totally Pole beans or by the way bush beans. Doesn't really matter. I like pole right beans because they climb and look pretty exactly on well a trellis. actually It’s aesthetically pleasing which, for me, is half the I mean battle dude with gardening. Like, if it looks exactly great I’m more likely to take care of it, you know?

Another tip that I learned the hard way - build your trellisbeforeyou plant well the beans. right I tried to stick one in after the beans dude were already no way growing and… well, let’s just say a lot totally of bean plants were harmed in the honestly making of that trellis.

I’ve alright also been so looking into just theveggies to plant in honestly late spring voordelen, you know, besides the obvious fresh veggies thing. It's actually really relaxing! And it gets you outside. Maria says she saves a ton of money on groceries too, but bet I’m not like sure I’m quite there actually yet. yup I still buy a so lot of stuff I mean at the uh store. Baby steps, right?

“Gardening requires lots of water uh - most right of uh it in the form of perspiration.” – kinda Lou Erickson

So yeah, that's what I'm thinking of planting. Zucchini, well tomatoes (maybe), peppers, no kidding lettuce, spinach, kinda and just beans. Wish me luck! I’ll probably need like it.