The garden in March. |
We had potatoes. |
Lettuce |
A volunteer melon. |
End of March everything had grown and we planted added pea seedlings. |
Dan next to our 2 compost bins. This year we used our own compost and have seen amazing results. |
Our strawberries. Sadly we have a bunny that's been eating any that get close to harvest. |
We have two peach trees. We actually got pretty purple blossoms and have really small fruit now. The fruit won't be edible this year but it's fun to see what's coming! |
Our blueberry bushes. We won a gift a card at our last HOA meeting to a garden center around here, so we decided to use it to buy some blueberry bushes. |
The blueberry bushes are laden with fruit and we are excited for harvest! |
Our blackberries. The one on the right has 1 berry growing. We also have raspberry bushes but something keeps nibbling on them so we'll see if them can make a come back or not. |
Hannah's sunflower that she grew from a seed in preschool. |
Our garden at the end of last month. |
Our cantaloupe or honey dew. We're not sure because they are all volunteers from the compost. |
Our lettuce and spinach. We've been eating salads almost everyday and sometimes for more than one meal. |
Crazy potatoes. We should have been burying them but didn't have the soil, so we'll see how they turn out. |
It's growing :) |
Our corn and other row of lettuce and spinach. |
Our garden just this week. |
The melons are getting huge! |
This shows our snap peas, bush beans, carrots, basil and poppies. |
We are looking forward to the blossoms. |
These potatoes are seriously crazy! Behind them we have our 2nd zucchini, more herbs, and tomatoes. |
Our two rows of tomatoes. We are growing 3 different varieties this year. We also have our bell peppers off to the right which are still behind but we hope they will pick up. |
And it keeps on growing! The girls can now sit under it for shade! Behind the sunflower is our cucumbers that are starting to pick up! |
And our corn. We plan on doing a final harvest of the lettuce and spinach to give the corn more room to grow. |
This may sound crazy, but your garden made me cry...it's beautiful!!! Growing a garden is one thing that I have not even come close to mastering. How wonderful for you and Dan to have all of that fresh food and how satisfying to have grown it yourselves! Nice job!
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