Sunday Dreaming: Garden Inspirations

I use Bay leaves in soups and sauces and would love to grow it, but have only found it locally once.  Perhaps it will be available in this odd season.

yougrowgirl.com/growing-bay-laurel-in-a-pot/

I have several seed varieties of cucumbers, and I always have good luck planting them directly in the garden.  I'm hoping to try some in pots this season to make good use of space.

https://gardeningsoul.com/grow-cucumbers-vertically-effective-way/




From the National Garden Bureau, how to plan a container Victory Garden.

https://ngb.org/2020/04/08/container-victory-garden/





Not sure how much to plant for your family?  The Spruce has some tips:

https://www.thespruce.com/how-many-vegetables-per-person-in-garden

I love Bleeding Hearts.  I could be happy growing one of each type.  Here are tips from the National Gardening Association on keeping them happy.   (My own tip has always been, if you keep them nicely moist, they'll stick around all season.  If you let them dry out, they'll go dormant, particularly the White varieties.)

https://garden.org/plants/group/bleeding-hearts/