Good day to you!
I can hardly believe that it is Saturday already.
My week flew by.
As most of you know this is my second year as a gardener. The weather this year compared to last year is completely different and a totally a new learning curve. Caring for plants, that provide food and beauty, is truly an amazing experience.
Good weather, bad weather, I don't care I love my garden.
What are you growing this year?
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I couldn't grow these last year.  |
I love this  |
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Look at these beauties.  |
A box of Red potatoes harvested this week.  |
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This morning in my GH  |
Yay I have 3 plants with cucks  |
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There are 20 tomatoes on this plant  |
This gray container has a new batch of potatoes.  |
 New batch of curly lettuce |
Spinach  |
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Peppers in the GH  |
Cabbage  |
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We have not seen the sun in one week.  |
Flowers  |
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Sunflowers over 6' tall.  |
Even with no sun the Sunflower has a bloom start.  |
PS. I do know that with the marine layers we have everyday, no sun, that the UV rays do come through for my garden.
Have a great day everyone!
No Matter What Your State or Country Says Be Safe Out There And Protect Yourself. Not Everyone Without A Mask Is Vaccinated.
Nicole/DVArtist
Honor and integrity in art, in life.
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Your garden is fabulous. Enjoy your veggies, they look so good, yummy! Happy weekend and July 4th, Valerie
ReplyDeletewe are just growing potatoes this year from scratch and we bought some pepper plants to try to keep alive *crosses fingers*
ReplyDeleteYou've certainly done well with your garden this year.
ReplyDeleteEverything looks good.
All the best Jan
Sunday already here.
ReplyDeleteWow, your garden is great!!!
I still have but "green stuff"!. No change. But I cannot rip it off, I´d feel too sorry... (and yes, that´s dumb. I´m lazy, too, it´s too cold to enjoy being outside...).
Have a happy, yummy day!
you have such big yard and beautiful garden dear Nichole wow :)
ReplyDeletei absolutely love how your garden growing amazingly :)
these harvest are delightful indeed
weathers has become weird throughout the world i think as many complain about it's abrupt changes
stay blessed my friend!
Having a garden and growing flowers and food in it is really great luck! And yes, I've been gardening for almost twenty years and no year / no weather situation is like the other. This year I am growing tomatoes, potatoes, cucumbers, Swiss chard, various salads and herbs, turnips, cabbage, carrots, parsnips, pumpkins, peas, beans ... (But I think the beans and parsnips don't want to grow this year .. .) And we also have fruit trees and bushes: apples, cherries, rock pear, raspberries, currants, strawberries ... (We had a good currant harvest and made delicious syrup, yummie!)
ReplyDeleteAll the best from Austria - have fun with your garden!
Traude
https://rostrose.blogspot.com/2021/06/tagesausflug-schloss-artstetten.html
Everything is looking so good. Your veggies look amazing-as does the growth in the greenhouse. Enjoy the produce. And happy July 4th!
ReplyDeleteWow! You could set up your own roadside stand! Your green thumb has outdone itself :)
ReplyDeleteMind blowing post
ReplyDeleteYou are SO lucky. My ONE tomato plant got eaten by something, maybe the bunny I saw hopping through the tall grass. You have a cornucopia of great veggies and beautiful flowers, Nicole.
ReplyDeleteThink you're an awesome gardener, Nicole. 😉 It sure is an amazing experience. It usually pays off beautifully. If not, it's still nature's decision to be that way. 🤷♂️ Yeah, I'm really liking all of your plants & flowers! 💚💛
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing Nicole!!! No garden for me this year, just lots of trees and flowers! Big Hugs!
ReplyDeleteGreat that your garden is so productive - I've only managed a single tomato (I have to fight a bird or possum to get the bounty. Not seen my rival, just the restuls)
ReplyDeleteI m drooling over all your harvest . Beautiful blooms, Thanks for sharing with Garden Affair.
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