Hi Everyone!
Today I have a real garden Saturday. We have had very little rain and even though most days are quite overcast we have had some sunny days. That's all a garden needs around here.
The harvest from yesterday.
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I poke a hole in my cabbage leaf.  |
carrots  |
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Beans blooming  |
These flowers will turn into peas.  |
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I am very happy with these onions.  |
I planted some clover a few weeks ago.  |
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Potatoes in the ground.  |
Another set of potatoes in the ground.  |
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The dill is doing great.  |
Peas, cabbage and beans  |
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Onions, beets, carrots, spinach  |
Beans and Cucumbers  |
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I finally have flowers too.  |
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Have a great day today.
Nicole
Wow your garden is doing great! -Christine cmlk79.blogspot.com
ReplyDelete...you have something to harvest, all I have are weeds.
ReplyDeleteYour garden is doing greatly. It's like enjoying all around there.
ReplyDeleteHappy you to have all these wonders!!
Your garden looks much ahead of mine, although my squash are starting to grow. It is great seeing all your produce growing, plants getting bigger and flowers in bloom. Hurrah for a few rainless days. We could use a bit of rain this way, if you'd like to send it cross country-smile. Happy weekend Nicole. hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteGreat to see you're harvesting something everyday and weather is sunny. Perfect for both your garden and your summer time. I also like the small onions plants and the blue flowers.
ReplyDeleteI used to grow plants on the rooftop of the building where I live, but this year I am not growing any plant. This year I can't take anything on the rooftop, due to the fact that people who live in the building (about 12 families) have decided to install photovoltaic panels on the building's rooftop. That's good in terms of renewable energy, considering that prices of gas and oil, which are useful for electric power production, have been rising sharply. On the other hand, I can't make my small garden on the rooftop :-))) ... just a joke!
Have a nice weekend, Nicole :-)
My Rare One grows a garden every year. It's growing like gangbusters with all the rain we've been getting. But we need more heat.
ReplyDeleteEverything looks so lush! Those are happy, delicious, beautiful plants. And I love the delight I hear in your words.
ReplyDeleteMy wee garden is doing well right now. I'm growing tomatoes, strawberries, corn, sunflowers, passionflowers, a few other blooms and herbs. Tending them keeps me sane.
You have the magic touch, Nicole! Keep going!
ReplyDeleteWe're having less rain here this month (well, this past June) that in ages! My plants are really suffering. I'm glad to see your successes :)
ReplyDeleteHi Nicole, your garden is doing so well nothing better tasting than home grown foods.
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend
Your post reminded me that I forgot to plant dill! I wonder if it's too late. Everything you've got growing looks really good. I'm intrigued by your round squash. What kind are they?
ReplyDeleteYour garden looks wonderful, and very productive. Well done. Your effort has been well repaid. Now let's see if this comment shows up on your blog!
ReplyDeleteI am not growing a garden, but a friend is and brought me a bounty of squash/zucchini and a few other items.
ReplyDeleteMy husband is the gardener here, but I do enjoy our wilderness of a garden, so pretty in the summer. He keeps the weeds down, but doesn't mow the lawn as we like to encourage and help the birds and insects.
ReplyDeleteYour garden has been very productive Nicole, well done you!
OMGoodness. I absolutely adore your garden. My herbs are all doing great, but I can't live on herbs alone. Your squash looks incredible. Your gardens are all amazing. I'm in total AWE!!
ReplyDeleteBoa tarde. Desejo um excelente domingo. Um bom início de semana com muita paz e saúde. Colheita maravilhosa minha querida amiga Nicole.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! And so much! I´m still waiting for the flowers to bloom - a joy to see yours!
ReplyDeleteNo garden here apart from some potted herbs but this looks just fabulous -- and loads of work!
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