evolution of our backyard garden...
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may. |
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june. |
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july.
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welcome to my garden! |
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clockwise from top: tomato, tomato, brussel sprout,
spinach, carrots, onions, broccoli, brussel sprout. |
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clockwise from wall-o-water: pepper, mini cantaloupe, (dragonfly light from AuntK), kale,
tomato, cucumber, potato, zuch, tomato. |
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unlike last year, my broccoli is rocking. this head is about 9" across. |
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potato cages in progress. |
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cumin. |
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frankie. |
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all 8 hens. only the larger ones in the back are laying at this point. |
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cumin, ginger, & frankie. |
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i am not a big fan of annuals, but these little flame plants have looked good since early june.
the lobelia on the other hand, is too finicky. |
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our house as of july 20, 2012. |
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this is my little strawberry patch. it doesn't compare to the patch i recall grandma & grandpa few having in sisters, but it is a start. i have eaten two delicious berries out of there thus far. hopefully the rhubarb (far back) is hearty enough to harvest next year. strawberry rhubarb pie is calling my name... |
3 comments:
wow!! Well done! Wish I could see it in person! So impressed by your green (and chicken?) thumb.
my chicken thumb really is my best asset! :)
Super garden! Well done. The deer got into mine and ate up all the lovely mesculun greens :( Oh well. Your chooks are looking so happy!
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