Planted seedlings still in their peat pots in the ground and watered them. Peat pots are great because you don't disturb the root system. And the planting process is easy because you are holding a seedling in a pot not worrying about damaging the roots. The roots just grow through the peat material into the soil.
Before planting the seedlings, I remove any old vegetation and loosen up the soil. I watered them sparingly every day for about a week until I saw new foliage growing.
Poppies in bloom
Coleus planted
Hop progress
Wave petunia in hanging baskets with 4 plants per basket
Marigold and petunias in pots
Zinnias in pots left, coneflowers in foreground, tree peony behind them, poppies, then red currants in the back
Unweeded bed in foreground, zinnias in center, red currants in the rear
Asparagus in the front, zinnias in pots in the center
Zinnias
Blueberries left, lilies front right, zinnias in pots
Zinnias in center
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