This first year has been a learning experience in vegetable gardening for me, and I have learned a lot. I see where I will have to make some changes next season, and what plants do better than others, also there are some additional vegetables I would like to try next year.
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Bib Lettuce
Won't be long before I am harvesting these.
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Kohlrabi
This is the first time I have planted Kohlrabi. In fact I have never even tasted it, but have been told it is very tasty.
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Tomatoes
All we need now, are some nice hot days for these to ripen.
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Jalapenos
These little guys seem to have survived being chewed on by the little rabbit who found its way through the fence.
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Cauliflower
I folded the leaves over the cauliflower to keep it nice and white. The tarragon, on the right is looking very healthy.
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Zuchini
There are four plants in this bed, and I suppose I will be giving them away to anyone who would like some.
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Tomatoes, Carrots, Parsnips, Swiss Chard, and Strawberries in the tires.
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The Peas have a little lean on them after the strong winds we had last night. I have picked peas for four meals so far, and there are still many blossoms on the plants. I hope to have enough to put some in the freezer to enjoy during the cold days of winter.
There are beans on the right, and a new row of peas and beans along the front of the garden bed.
The corn, in the bed to the rear, is not doing well at all, so I don't hold out any hope for corn on the cob, slathered in butter, this year.