Spring Planting: Planting raspberries & green beans, cutting seed potatoes

We have finally passed our last frost date, and I'm starting to plant my summer garden. Join me for planting Heritage Raspberries, direct-sowing two varieties of green beans (Jade and Dragon Tongue) and cutting two varieties of seed potatoes (Kennebec and Eva).

[@debyrah]

Congratulations on a thousand subscribers!

[@Locally_Raised]

Thank you! I’m grateful.

[@adrienneburroughs5777]

I sure hope your raspberries grow and produce a lot of fruit! I have a peach tree that is loaded this year for the first time. I’m excited! I’m enjoying watching your homestead evolve. Have a great week!

[@Locally_Raised]

Thank you! My husband and I were just talking this morning about where/when we can plant fruit trees; I love that you've got those peaches. I'll do my peach-picking at a local orchard this year, and hopefully grow my own in the future.

[@learnjcbskidsterchickensga7594]

I love yellow beans so picking is easier (to see).

[@Locally_Raised]

Good call. That reminds me of the time I planted a tomato variety that ripened to dark green. Ha, terrible idea.

[@learnjcbskidsterchickensga7594]

Good Friday planting was our Illinois guideline.

[@Locally_Raised]

It’s usually Mother’s Day around here, but I jumped the gun a little bit.

[@learnjcbskidsterchickensga7594]

One youtuber showed broadcasted bush beans….then pull all plants when loaded and harvest.