Gardening

Lots of failures in gardening.

We planted our cosmos out too early and a light frost folded them in half - they’re toast. Luckily, we kept a handful in trays. and lesson learned. we will transplant them outside when it warms up a bit more.

Fail -> learn -> adjust -> then maybe succeed. Just keep planting 🌸

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We planted some. They looked great over a day or two. So we planted more. And then sneaky frost. 

Lesson learned 👍🏽👍🏽

In northern Ohio we wait till Mother’s Day to plant annuals. Ground temp 65 degrees for perennials. But depends on where you live.

Thats it! well said, its all about keeping at it, learning from mistakes and successes.

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Thank you! Yeah definitely get over eager sometimes and the weather has other ideas lol. It’s a never ending learning process 🌱

Haven't had this specifically happen but have had some get scorched by the sun...Easy to get ahead of ourselves and not go through the hardening process properly.  
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I always gotta fight the urge when the weather starts getting nice lol 

We got some sunny warm days and went for it. Learning patience :)

100 $DEGEN That's how it's done! Every failure is a lesson, and the next ones will go better. Those sudden frosts can be so tricky, we tend to wait a bit more to take the younger plants outside (depends on your region of course!)

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April is very important for gardening, but highly unpredictable in many places. We lost a lot to frost or extensive rain in the last years.