The four tomatoes planted within the 'walls of water' earlier this month, are coming along very nicely. I also decided to try growing a couple of sweet peppers within the 'walls of water' as they need plenty of heat to do much good.
Yes indeed, those are flowers on the tomato plant.
There is one tiny bud on the sweet pepper. I hope to have many more delicious peppers.
In this bed, is Swiss chard, teggia bush beans, blue lake pole beans, a couple of crookneck summer squash, a zucchini, and one stray strawberry plant.
It looks as though this year I will have a very good crop of strawberries. I can hardly wait to taste a sweet juicy strawberry. I should know better than to buy strawberries as I know they are usually tasteless, and once again I was proved right when I tasted some store bought berries last week. When will I ever learn? *chuckle*
One more recycled car tire is home to red and golden beets with a few basil seeds tossed in the center.
I think I am going to rest for a day, then decide what else to plant.
5 comments:
Hi Jennifer. Your tomato and pepper plants look good. And so many blooms on the strawberries. One of my favorite fruits. The garden looks great. Have a wonderful weekend.
Love your garden, Jennifer. The "walls of water" seem a like a great idea. I've been watching the local garden shops since I first saw them described on North American blogs etc some time ago but they don't seem to have made an appearance here yet - possibly because there may not be much demand in the warmer north of NZ where the bulk of the population is.
That thing is serious! I would put it smack into the middle of my edibles garden so there would be some structure there instead of just a big odd space! Gosh, it's really beautiful.
Great article, like always! I am very much impressed with your work..
Miss Jennifer I love your idea of using the tire I am going to have to steal that idea for next year..
looking good !
hugs, Cherry
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