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So lovely to see something so green at this time of year! We’re just today weathering another snowstorm, but spring will be here to stay soon and at least I have my seedlings started indoors to give me a happy glimpse of photosynthesis in action. :)
My garlic is at about the same stage – but the hard frosts have turned some leaves yellow and droopy! Now my concern is if we will get enough rain, it’s been unusually dry this spring, after a very wet fall (London, ON)
I’m in London, too. Garlic was 6″ high 3 weeks ago. Freaked me out a bit, but I know garlic take take some frost, and it seems to be coming through fine.
Looking great! deer have never gone for alliums in my experience, you should stay safe!
That’s good to know. I didn’t think they would make a tasty target, compared to something like lettuce. But the local deer did eat some brassicas left at the end of the season, they hadn’t touched them until then, so I am overall wary. Row cover to protect leafy veg, and light net fencing, are unfortunately in this year’s plan. And I am asking around about deer vs veg garden behavior. I will post about it…soon. Thanks for the info!