July 28, 2024
Glads starting to open...
Sunshine incarnate....
Sunday, July 28, 2024
Late July, flowers and fruit....
Sunshine incarnate....
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March 7, 2024 So, I have decided to quit moaning about the missing winter, and go ahead and enjoy spring...which seems to be springing a li... -
Recently, we went for a road trip south, to visit a quarry that Karen had mentioned. I am a bit of a rock nut, so this definitely went on... -
Spring has come early this year. The snow has melted at an alarming rate it seems, but there is still some in shaded areas and on north-fa...
The garden is bountiful this year. My neighbour compliment me the other day, how much good stuff is growing in such a small space. I still have an empty garlic box, 3x5 feet to plant something. Second round went in the other garlic box. My beans are really late. Just starting to get flowers on some, others barely starting to climb. I've been picking glads to come in the house. I planted three rows of ten, over ten days, so they will bring us joy for a good while.
ReplyDeleteWe have certainly had sufficient rain on a weekly basis this summer. Pulled/dug my garlic on Sat., and the root balls had to be tapped to dislodge the moist earth. The only draw back to the moisture, has been all the earwigs everywhere! Everything sure is thriving!
DeleteWhat a great summer you are having! Always awesome to be able to harvest so many different things :)
ReplyDeleteIt really has been, so far! Everything is thriving. Love watching the squash seem to expand daily.
DeleteYour garden is producing well, sadly here it's the opposite, loads of crops have failed.
ReplyDeleteMarlene, your crops, or crops in general? So sorry to hear that. Mother Nature is capricious.
DeleteA lovely photo tour!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Leigh. Not time for much else this time of year!! Those cucumbers are expanding as we speak!
DeleteIt's looking great, and I especially pleased to see the monarchs -- in both forms.
ReplyDeleteLove the Monarchs, AC. Always been besotted with then from childhood. Those worms seem to be able to hide so well. Plan on saving seeds from the big milkweed and getting lots more growing around the pond. I got the root from Veseys, and it grows into a HUGE plant.
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