Hello everyone!
My apologies for not posting too much this summer. I wanted to wait to give you a garden update until some tangible progress had been made. I went over to help put up a fence the other day and it seemed as if most of the growth had happened in the week since I'd been there last. We've got tons of flowers on the tomato plants and even a few small fruits. The pepper plants have shot up like rockets and the pumpkin has really taken off.
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Quite a bit of growth since the last time I took a picture! |
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Baby Roma tomatoes are just starting to show up. |
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About a third of the height of these peppers was probably achieved in the last week or so, |
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The pumpkin looks a bit upside down, but we were in the process of re-positioning it so we could get the fence up. |
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The nasturtiums are looking healthy too. |
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The snow peas are just starting to climb their trellis. |
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Our row of beans and the beets in front of them are growing a bit more slowly, but they're getting there. |
After these pictures were taken, up went a fence to protect things from the rabbits. We had a young sunflower get it's head chopped off the night before, so we decided we'd better protect the rest of our crop.
In other news, my seasonal greenhouse job ended a few weeks ago. I'm a bit bummed to not be around plants all day anymore, but I gained a lot of really good experience and I learned quite a bit about caring for flowering annuals as well as how a successful greenhouse business is run. Getting internship credit for my major was a real plus too.
I go back to Michigan for a visit later on next week into the following week, so hopefully I can help my mom out in the garden back home, or just have time to take some wildflower photos to put up in a post.
Wonderful yields. I congratulate you for the wonderful hand plant :) great garden, thanks for sharing this with your blog! Greetings from Polish.
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