Showing posts with label The Garden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Garden. Show all posts
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Garden Update 6/22
Here a some photos of the garden as of June 22. A week old now. Warm weather is finally here and making a big difference. Things are growing.
There are bachelor buttons around the tree near the top of garden. They add a little color to the garden and attract bees. The garden in surrounded by Lilly's and sunflowers. The Lilly's are starting to bloom.
The robins were stealing the Strawberries. My wife added this guy in the middle of the box. It seems to be keeping the birds away.
Broccoli is growing well. There are 6 of these. I hope the head form soon before the really hot weather arrives. They don't like the heat. Have them planted in a area of the garden that gets some shade.
The lettuce has really taken off. The crop in the box was harvested this week. And the row is ready. I cut them off about 1" above the ground. The leaves will grow back in a couple of weeks.
Monday, June 6, 2011
Garden Update 6/6
Heres the garden as of 6/6/2011
The Strawberries are coming on. It's looking like well get a bunch from this little patch. I'll build a second box and move some of the new plants after they are done bearing.
The F100 cherry tomato's are in similar condition. I have some gray mold growing on the lower leave due to the wet conditions. I have treated them and hope it clears up. I don't want to lose them this late in the planting season.
The pepper are doing pretty good. I have a little mold problem with these as well. Although not as severe as the tomato's.
The squash are just sitting there not growing, and gray mold on the leaves as well. The sun need to come out. The ground temp is just to cold for these plants to get excited about growing.
Second plant of corn is up.
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Garden - 2011
Garden up date 5/18/2011
This is the first planting of corn is up.
Two rows of yellow onions side by side. I covered the 1st row as I made the furrow for the second one. These are in ID garden. The rows are 100 ft long, and have 200 sets in each row. I planted them close together, and will thin them by pulling young green onions to eat.
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