June 25
Update
Todays harvest - 25 heads of garlic and peas for supper. |
Major construction happening in the garden today. |
Something tells me it's going to be a great summer! |
250g of strawberries from our little overgrown strawberry patch. I'll have to put a little more effort into these guys next year and give them their full due. |
Love to see these little guys hanging around. There were two of them flying around the broad beans. |
A beautiful little crab apple. Still green now, but will soon be turning into a nice deep red. |
Two of the biggest snow peas I have ever seen. |
Baby zucchinis |
Beans, beans and more beans! |
Rutabaga showing it's trademark purple top. |
Red storage onions sizing up. Should be ready in a couple of months. |
There's just something cool about potato flowers. |
100g of peas. I had to hide these from the kids so that they would last till supper. |
6 heads of garlic |
A ground cherry flower closing up to produce it's fruit. |
Tomatoes in the greenhouse. |
The first couple of cherry tomatoes forming up. This is a variety called yellow pear. |
Cucumbers and melons. |
Beautiful butterhead lettuce in the greenhouse. |
The first of the pepper flowers. |
Onion flowers. |
Nasturtiums. The local hummingbirds have already been into these. |
1.4kg of the most beautiful red potatoes I have ever seen. |
Plums are sizing up nicely. |
The first potatoe harvest of the season, and the first ever in our garden! 2lbs of potatoes from 4 plants. |
My little helper was pretty excited. |
Still lots of plants. |
Definitely signs of the apple scab back on the Macintosh, but much of the fruit seems un touched so far. |
Potatoes in bloom. |
First garlic harvested. |
Marigolds and beans. |
Zucchini started indoors. |
Carrots, late planted potatoes and rutabagas. |
More beans. |
Brassicas showing some life. |
More zucchinis and beans. |
Fava bean flowers. |
Snow peas! |
First snow peas of the season. |
Blueberries soon. |
Our little hidden garden of strawberries. |
First strawberries of the season. |
Raspberries soon. |
Lettuce on the deck. |
More lettuce on the deck. |
Parsley, dill, thyme and oregano. |
More peas on the deck. |
Some annuals in full bloom. |