Bean's Coming

Bean field and the giant squash

You can not see them in this photo, but in here lies many a green bean flower.

New Garden Fence

Garden July 2nd

 

Better Boy

Paste

Celebrity

Dragonfly

Garlic

June Garden Update

Kale and Squash is what's for dinner

Cabbage growing like bonsai like they did last year, thick stems 
and no head.  I hilled the soil up around them. 

Young peppers are small and hard to see between the mowed rows
check back in July

Tomatoes looking very good 
with lots of green tomatoes

Greens

My new method for harbesting greens.  Pull up roots with soil and plant in a shallow pan you move to the frig.  Kept my lettuce fresh all week without plastic. The one cabbage has bolted, but I have about 3 rows of cabbages looking good! 

Spring Garden

I think I have finally learned not to plant tomatoes before the second week of May around here.  Change of patch frost last night and tonight meant I had to cover them in row covers.

The spring garden has been giving us asparagus, spinach and lettuce.  There is a good crop of chinese cabbage coming on from seeds.  I purchased regular cabbage seedlings this year due to poor performance the last two years of those I started from seeds.  Cut worm cut many of them, but I still have about ten plants looking good.

My new technique this year is to mow rows between the tilled rows.  The cuttings then being used for mulch.  I am supposed to get some hay real soon for mulching the planted rows.