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| Calendula, parsley, two types of spinach, celery, leeks, and a volunteer sunflower. |
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| Chard, spinach, kale, and a few radishes. |
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| Chive, lettuces, onions, and carrots. Learned that onions keep the carrot fly at bay, and lettuces like the former onion bed. |
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| Read that peas and turnips are good companion plants. They are going crazy together! |
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| More bush peas and turnips and some rutabagas. I have some thyme and sage at the corners to see if they repel some of the moths. |
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| Strawberry patch |
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| Corn and squash are up. Pole beans are still to be planted to complete the 3 Sisters. |
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| Water spigot view. |
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| Filling the finch feeder. At the end of the 35# of nyjer seed; it's not cheap. Flock may have to move on, but we've enjoyed them. |
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| Daddy's little farmer. |
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| Gabe and I mowed and edged around the garden while Marshal delivered a baby this weekend. |
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| And no garden is complete without the work of the honey bee. A welcome sight. |
1 comment:
Beautiful gardens! Your doing better than I am. I think my garden beds are lacking in good manure, but I am composting lots so I can replenish the soil for a fall garden. It has been way too long since we've talked. I will do my best to remedy that soon. Love you, Seth
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