Garden one month later
Wow it is hard to believe that the garden has been in for a
month. I was able to plant everything two weeks early this year and everything
is two weeks behind. June has been a very very wet month and I hope that July
is a bit drier!
I am still unable to do anything in the garden till after
the 5th I took a few pics in the rain on Tuesday and today I dusted
my cabbages and tried to stop myself from pulling weeds.
View of the whole garden
Peppers and a few tomatoes
Tomatoes and a few peppers...lol
Tomatoes are starting to flower
Cabbages are pretty big, but not really heading up too much
Cucumbers. butternut and brussel sprouts.
Peas, green beans, broad beans, soy bean(of which only 1 came up) and Zucchini which have only come up today
Carrots, Onions, 3 kinds of beets, spinach and lettuce. The lettuce isn't doing well
Potatoes
Raspberry's, honeydew and artichokes. All doing well
Although they all look like weeds the big one is an artichoke
The garden looks lovely to me. Those cabbages especially. :)
ReplyDeleteWow-looking great! It's always amazing to me how fast gardens grow. We've had the opposite problem--NO rain (until last night) Hopefully what we just received will kick-start the growing.
ReplyDeleteIt must be so hard to not be able to weed when you see the weeds. Or at least it would be for me.
ReplyDeleteLooking good!
ReplyDeleteHi Mrs. Pickles,
ReplyDeleteThat garden is looking good. What will
that pumpkin do??
Cheers, Anita.
Your garden looks great Mrs.P! I bet your happy to be home! Welcome back and take it easy!
ReplyDeleteThe garden looks great!
ReplyDeleteThe garden is looking great. Hopefully it'll be even better by the time you can get back in it again.
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