Week 6
I am almost a week behind in my garden update, but like
harvest Monday and WIP Wednesday its better late than never right.
We had really wet weather in week 6 in fact it rained for 5
days straight. I wasn’t too upset about that since it hadn’t rained in a week
before that so the garden was in need of a good soak. The downside too all the
rain is that now the weeds have completely overtaken my garden. I was doing
such a good job until the mosquito problem and then I was doing an okay job and
now......ITS REALLY WEEDY!! Oh well As long as I can find the veggies through
the weeds I will be okay. I am going to try and weed a bit tonight since it is
finally not a big sloppy mud pit out there.
Here is the main garden at week 6
Everything is really taken off. Here are a few little highlights
This some of the broccoli I started in door. The leaves are huge, but nothing has started broccolifying yet...LOL
cabbage is starting to head
So pretty!
Onion to the right broc, cauli and cabbage on the left...weeds...everywhere... :(
Pak choi is ready to harvest I think. I read that you can start to take the outer leaves as soon as they are 1.5inch wide...so we shall see
Strange flowers coming up in herb plot
Raspberries are starting!!!
Yellow raspberries
Mixed row beets in the front, then spinach, radish, lettuce and carrots way in the back
hard to see, but beets are ready!!
3 HUGE zucchini plants.....what what I thinking!!!
Zucchini is flowering
And here is the new garden. The pumpkin and spaghetti squash are really starting to grow!
Spaghetti squash is flowering
Pumpkin is loving it over here
This is sunflower that fell over....but still alive I may just leave it...lol
Looking forward to next week.
Hopefully your plants will keep ahead of the weeds.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful!Your garden is looking great!
ReplyDeleteWeeds are a problem everywhere. If the climate is too dry or hot for weeds, nothing else will grow.
I just cannot believe how quickly everything grows! You get such a late start, but it sure doesn't take you long to catch up. Those beets and cabbages are beautiful, and tomatoes...already!!
ReplyDeleteThose darn weeds--ya turn your back for a minute and WHAM!
ReplyDeleteI'm with Granny! It's just amazing how quick your garden grows with such a late start!
ReplyDeleteI sure wish I lived closer to you! I'd help you with all those extra zukes you're going to have!
ReplyDeleteI've not seen fresh beets before, the stalks are such a gorgeous color.
Wow, you've made progress for such a late start. I think we're all having the weed problem. I need to head out in the morning and try to get a handle on the weeds in my shrubbery beds. When the heat hits them after the rain, they take off like crazy. I wish my veggie plants did that!
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