First seedlings have sprouted, next set getting planted. Mostly growing veggies and some herbs -- most 40-90 days to harvest.

Already harvesting radishes and spinach. Corn is about 8" tall which means I'm late in getting bean/squash planted. Cabbages are doing nicely but the turnips and beets are failing. I'll tear those out and replant with okra. Tomatoes plants are looking a bit scraggly but with plenty of flowers and small fruits. Loquats are done for the year but my blackberries are covered with blossoms. Not sure what the carrots are doing, I need to check them.

-Blast

We still have snow.

I feel really "late" with just about everything in my garden this year... we've seen more rain this Spring (in my area) than I can remember in a long time.
With the clay soil that I've got; there's not a lot you can do when it's too wet.

I recently helped a neighbor replace the glass double-doors on the back of his house; and I made a pretty nice (if I say so myself) Cold Frame with his old doors. I have been able to get quite a few flats started in there.

Too bad some of this rain couldn't have waited until August!; that's when we usually hit a bad dry spell.

And will have snow for at least another month here too.

I've paid my local CSA for a full share, and the check has cleared. So far, we've gotten some spinach!

(This is my version of a victory garden. I grew up on a farm, and worked it since I was old enough to walk. It's the reason I went to college: so that I would *never* have to farm. :-] My wife occassionally talks about putting in a garden, and my reply is, "You have fun with that.")

:-]

Starting more seedlings so the harvest is staggered...

oh 40 to 90 days before harvesting. Id probably plant a lot in my area. anyway i have a big backyard and im really planning to plant those vegetables Id like to eat often. thanks for the advices.

Here's a useful technique for those with short growing seasons and limited space for starting seeds indoors:

http://www.wintersown.org/

It's still snowing here, and I already have lettuce and spinach seedlings coming up.

The key is to plant sun loving things in the sun, shade lovers n the shade, etc. And remember to water often.