Lengthy To-Do List

Here is what is currently on my garden to-do list (in no particular order). Some of these tasks were completed a couple weeks ago (like #6, 7, and 8), some will happen this weekend (#1, 2, 3, 4, 12, 22, and 26, hopefully), and some I've been putting off for weeks (namely #19 and 30) .

1. Start gourd, squash, cucumber, zucchini, and pumpkin seeds indoors
2. Start fava beans indoors
3. Sow peas outdoors
4. Start mapping out garden and assigning bed space
5. Trim hellebore
6. Cut down ornamental grasses
7. Clean up front flower bed
8. Clean up flower bed on side-yard
9. Get oval bed ready for fruit garden
10. Sow more lettuce?
11. Clean up Perennials on west side of house
12. Start perennial divisions for farmer's market
13. Buy new shop light to replace broken one?
14. Transplant tomatoes
15. Measure flower beds for irrigation system
16. Mow grass around mailbox
17. Tear down compost bins and distribute compost
18. Transplant peach-colored bearded iris to sunnier location
19. Clean out basement chicken area and add to compost bin
20. Plant strawberries
21. Order compost
22. Start cat grass for farmer's market
23. Transplant rosemary
24. Start fertilizing vegetable seedlings
25. Root out spider plant plantlets
26. Plant blackberries
27. Plant rhubarb
28. Pot up some raspberry runners for parents
29. Deliver vegetable seedlings to family
30. Send in farmer's market application
31. Fortify the chicken coop with additional netting over the ceiling
32. Mow the lawn
33. Pick up all the big sticks that fell in the yard and driveway over the winter
34. Start hardening off brassicas
35. Relocate all the perennials that were stashed in a vegetable bed last fall
36. Mulch all flower beds
37. Smother grass and then mulch the paths between vegetable beds (I'm sick of trying to mow through this labyrinth)
38. Put up a shade cloth in the chicken run
39. Lay out soaker hoses in front flower bed and mulch
40. Plant onion sets
41. Plant potatoes