What is there not to like about a lovely healthy garden such as this one? I do believe I have finally learned how to care for a veggie garden and 'I am tickled pink!'
Grace, this one is for you. My first Sunsugar tomato. Granted it is only the size of a medium sized pea, but will grow fast now the weather has warmed up.
Clematis climbs each side of the arched entrance to the veggie garden, and the basket is planted with hen & chicks.
Lots and lots of lovely peas. I am going to be very busy during the next few weeks, harvesting and processing these beauties.
The very first harvest of shelling peas of the season. There were enough peas for one good sized portion for both of us, and some were eaten right there as I stood in the garden.
I am so happy with the strawberries we have this year. So far we have had many desserts, made a batch of freezer jam, frozen several bags full, and this tray of berries will be frozen in a free flow state. I estimate I have picked 10lb or more berries so far, and hope to have enough to make another batch of jam, and freeze some more to enjoy during the gray days of winter.
7 comments:
Impressive! Your plants look very healthy, and I like how you've laid everything out. All together, it's very, very nice!
Your veggies are looking great! I'm hearing really good things about the scarlet runners, quite interested in trying them next season! MMM strawberries! Well done!
Your garden is coming along nicely. Everything looks healthy and yummy. I too am admiring your scarlet runners. Must put these on my list for next season.
Hooray, Jennifer! I'm psyched about your SunSugar baby. I'll have to look mine over and see if I've got any yet. Look at all your strawberries. Wow!! I'm very impressed with your tidy, productive garden. Love the Hens & Chicks basket. Great idea. Your thumb is definitely green. :)
Thank you, all for your lovely comments. This is the first year I have had so much fun and am so delighted with all the bounty from the garden.
You have one of the loveliest veg gardens! Great job. I bet you could spend all day in there.
Wow, your veggie garden is great! Now if we can just get the 'summer' weather to cooperate, that tomato will be ready in no time.
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