Growing Veg in Containers and Prepping for an Open Garden Day!

#growvegetables #nativeplants #containergardening Hello! Today I am talking about my upcoming open garden event and some of the other veg I am growing in containers.

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[creekdog]

Love the pinxterbloom azalea! My wife found a couple of them growing wild at our place here in NC. They like to hide in crowded areas of the woods, it seems.

[wendysweeney]

I'm excited to see the pink ox heart. I am growing red ox heart!

[amerwine]

I wished I lived closer than Pennsylvania, because I would definitely be hanging out in your back yard! I am try dwarf tomatoes this year. Recommended by impatient gardener. My only option was to winter sow them, no sprouts yet.

[blackoakspring]

Best of luck with your plant sale! If I were closer, I would make an effort to come! I haven't started too many tomatoes. I did lose a whole tray over Easter weekend, I made the mistake of watering them in the evening and left them in my tiny cold frame! Froze them to death, literally- popsicle sticks! I keep trying to start Butterfly weed, no luck there either. I keep trying! Thanks for sharing, I am enjoying the info you share on native plants! 🙂 Thank you!

[tathimitchell]

So many fun varieties! Would love to buy some of the small peppers! I'm in the DC area.

[grantwest]

Would those plants die in the 40’s temperatures? I thought it had to be below 32 to kill the tomatoes and peppers.