Dill -- Pomegranate Tree
Olive Tree
Our lovely Blueberries
Corn, corn , corn
More corn
Squash
Squash -- Strawberries
Onions -- Cucumbers
More cucumbers
Our peas -- see the pea runners already producing
Zucchini -- green leaf lettuce
Tomatoes -- Red Sails leaf lettuce
Oregano -- Stevia
More onions and tomatoes
Look at how big the tomato plants are growing -- Rosemary
Cilantro -- Sage
Basil -- more tomatoes
Tomatoes -- Heirloom Tomatoes
Jalapenos
More peppers -- Bell peppers
Bell peppers
More bell peppers
7 comments:
Ok I just love the title of your post, how cute :)
Your garden is just beautiful and all you guys hard work is really paying off. Everything looks so healthy. It looks like you have really nice dirt. I love it!
Love the pictures - that will hopefully be what mine looks like in a month or so! Almost everything is in now! We have many of the same things. Yummy!
I can't remember if you mentioned if you use mulch, or preen, or just good old fashioned weeding???
Joan ~
We had a good base on dirt as our lad used to be pasture land. Then we brought in 14 yards of mushroom fertilizer and garden compost before planting.
Sarah,
Our weeds (carefully not shown in the photos *grin*) are handpicked. Hubby actually is trying something...he put on a cotton garden glove, soaked his hand & glove in roundup and took each large weed and wiped it from bottom to top to get the roundup on the weeds and not the garden plants. SO we are going to see if that helps to kill them from the root. I know it sounds like a lot of work but we are trying everything to keep those buggers out.
Your garden is beautiful!! I know you are going to enjoy the rewards of all your hard work!
Wow...what a garden! What a reward for all the hard work! What a harvest you will have!
Have a great evening and thanks for sharing your luscious garden with us folks with not-so-luscious-gardens! :)
Tammy
Wow. Thank you for the tour. This is such a lovely blog.
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