Ok so I think I am just about done with planting in my garden now. I do still have a bunch of flowers and herbs leftover that I'll do something with, and I'm gonna try to split my thyme plant that's out of control this year and put some of it in some other beds.... But im done planting veggies I think.
Ive been doing a ton of research about a tomato support technique called Florida Weaving, and I've never tried it before but I decided to just jump in with both feet and try it in a triangle formation with three tomato plants and three metal posts. In theory it should work but I can't really find very much online about anyone else trying it. Should be interesting! Also I'm hoping this bed fills in with flowers (I've planted a ton of seeds in the last week that haven't sprouted yet) and looks super lush in the near future. That's the goal.
This year my other garden bed has two zucchini plants, some low growing alyssum flowers, some intentional "weeds", a dramatically reduced amount of chives (seriously, it took me like 3 hours to pull like 90% of the chives in this bed last weekend! They were really out of control. I wish I would've taken before photos), and also some more scattered flower seeds that haven't sprouted yet. I'm gonna see if I can do the vertical method with the zucchini on the cattle panel trellis this year. We'll see!
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