Things have been crazy for me the last two weeks. There have been visitors, illnesses, recitals, workshops and even a surgery thrown in to keep things exciting. During this time, it has been hard for me to get to the garden to get things done. I made my way to the garden this morning to do some weeding, fertilizing and watering. I wasn't sure what I would find. What I found was amazing. All of a sudden, there are cages where there weren't cages (thanks,
Farmer Bob!). Weeding had been done. Watering had occurred (Thanks, Regan!). And, I think soon, we might be ready for our first harvest day. We need to come up with a harvest team and schedule. If you are interested, please email me and I will add your name to the distribution list --> shawnbard@gmail.com
What was once this, a mere two weeks ago:
Is now:
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| Tomato bed blooming like crazy and even one Abe Lincoln tomato growing. |
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| Pepper seedlings growing and squash plants blooming. |
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| Cucumbers trailing and dill and radishes flourishing. |
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| Another view of the tomato bed. Gorgeous! |
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| Sweet potatoes doing their thing, getting bigger and bigger and aiding the soil. |
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| Hard to believe this was a seedling two weeks ago. |
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| This, too, was a tiny seedling. |
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| The first jalapeno of the season. |
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