pest control waiting to hatch on the wire fence
What's Growing in the Garden
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Man, all those spring peepers are long gone. Dogwoods are blooming, Peony buds are starting to swell as well as some lilies are starting to show some buds.
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Good eye! I had to search to find it on the picture.
Potatoes, Beans and Squash. Purplehull peas will go in the empty spot on the left.
Tomatoes and cucumbers waiting to climb the fence.
Notice it’s raining in a small spot in front of the greenhouse.
Some early onions.
I watered everything good on Tuesday and we got 2.6” yesterday. These pictures were from last week...
Alan
Tomatoes and cucumbers waiting to climb the fence.
Notice it’s raining in a small spot in front of the greenhouse.
Some early onions.
I watered everything good on Tuesday and we got 2.6” yesterday. These pictures were from last week...
Alan
nice garden cart
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Should have some fruit this year. Two apples on the left, sweet and sour cherry in the right.
I found this “growing” on my crabapple tree in the front flower garden Friday morning.
Bee sure to post video of when you start picking them!!!
Alan
Alan
You bee lucky!
Did they finally leave?? I've had clusters like that about 3-4 times. They never stayed more than 3 days. They probably were looking for a place to live. Apparently my property is on their No No list as they never made a home here. ............ Nubs
You guys been busy! We got two tomato plants in pots sitting on our deck now. Oh, and the rhubarb plant is growing nicely - the deer don't touch it.
They left in the box I put them in!
Is your friend going to give you some honey for that harvest?
I’d hate to be part of that sting operation!
our garden, such as it is, is mostly perennial, elephant garlic, peonies, columbine, flowering shrubs.We do have a few tomatoes and squash and potatoes planted but the results are yet to be seen.
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Quarter of the battle has been won, beat the freezes and fruit is set. If I keep up on fungicide, insecticide sprays, and storms don't blow it all off when nearing maturity, should have some good crops.
Apples:
Pears:
Sweet cherries:
Sour cherries:
Apricots:
Peaches:
And strawberries:
The black and red raspberries are also doing well, but a little early yet for blossoms.
Apples:
Pears:
Sweet cherries:
Sour cherries:
Apricots:
Peaches:
And strawberries:
The black and red raspberries are also doing well, but a little early yet for blossoms.
Sure looks promising! Would just love to see a bumper crop for you this year! Chuck
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Columbine just started blooming.
Spring is slowly warming up, the dandelions are just starting to bloom here. I planted my peas today, they could have been planted a little earlier but I don't think I would have gained much given the cool weather. I used to grow alderman peas which take a 6' trellis, I'm now planting mira green. I think they produce as well and are better tasting. They only need a 4' trellis which is a little less work. Interesting note; no one local sells the seeds and not many online places have them. I forgot to order them from Gurneys when I sent my annual order, ordered as a single item the shipping cost was as much as the seed. I looked around and found that I could get them from Home Depot with free shipping, when I opened the package I found Gurney seed 