Come join Roy and I on our morning rounds. We do this every morning, and I do what needs to be done in the garden while he focuses on his business and sniffing all the things that happened during the night. Walking out my back door, this is my Minnesota Alanon Lupine. A fellow alanon gave me the seeds when I lived in Mn. I also have wild flowers sown here.
The beans. I have 5 rows, hoping to freeze (or can) some for the winter.
The hot peppers. Dave made the boxes deeper this year, and hauled in more dirt. He spent a month of weekends working to make the garden better.
Tomatoes with a row of radishes in the middle. The radishes will be gone soon, they are almost ready to harvest.
A baby bean. Babies are so precious, even baby plants.
Onions, leek, and garlic.
The little grassy looking plants are baby leeks. This is a project, to have onions year 'round. So, I'll be sowing new seed in from time to time.
Another project, to have greens year 'round. This is lettuce, chard, cilantro, and spinach. I also sowed more lettuce and collard greens recently.
Bell peppers, brussel sprouts, cukes, and yellow crooknecks. The brussel sprouts had to be squeezed in, they were a gift from friend. If everything grows well, this will be crowded. This is a new longer box Dave made from what ever we had laying around this spring. I love it.
A baby cucumber.
And the neighbor's golden rain tree as seen from our garden.
Come join Roy and I on our morning rounds. We do this every morning, and I do what needs to be done in the garden while he focuses on his business and sniffing all the things that happened during the night. Walking out my back door, this is my Minnesota Alanon Lupine. A fellow alanon gave me the seeds when I lived in Mn. I also have wild flowers sown here. 
The beans. I have 5 rows, hoping to freeze (or can) some for the winter.
The hot peppers. Dave made the boxes deeper this year, and hauled in more dirt. He spent a month of weekends working to make the garden better. 
Tomatoes with a row of radishes in the middle. The radishes will be gone soon, they are almost ready to harvest. 
A baby bean. Babies are so precious, even baby plants. 
Onions, leek, and garlic.
The little grassy looking plants are baby leeks. This is a project, to have onions year 'round. So, I'll be sowing new seed in from time to time. 
Another project, to have greens year 'round. This is lettuce, chard, cilantro, and spinach. I also sowed more lettuce and collard greens recently. 
Bell peppers, brussel sprouts, cukes, and yellow crooknecks. The brussel sprouts had to be squeezed in, they were a gift from friend. If everything grows well, this will be crowded. This is a new longer box Dave made from what ever we had laying around this spring. I love it. 
A baby cucumber. 
And the neighbor's golden rain tree as seen from our garden. 
I haven't visited bloggy world for almost a week, and I'm greeted with a new post from you. What a treat! I love all of your raised beds. I'm going to put in a few tomatoes, a couple strawberry plants, and maybe some peas, but that is the extent of my ambition this year. I can't wait to see how your garden grows this summer. Please keep us posted.
ReplyDeleteI like your new wall paper here:) It would be so nice if your Grma H. could come see your home, she would be so impressed with your gardening skills. I have read on other blogs in the PNW that they do year round gardens, the concept is lost in the snow here. You are so so right, baby anything is cute:)
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