Have a look at what the beds looked like on April 1st and on May 2nd. Spring is amazing, isn't it?
Overview on May 2nd
Same beds on April 1st
Most of the Garden Overview - Corn still short!
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Adventures of a novice gardener; a suburbanite trying to live more sustainably and share all the fun that life brings with family and friends far away.
2011 Harvests
- All Blue Potatoes - None Yet
- Baby Carrots - 12
- Beet Greens - 2 lbs
- Beets - 40
- Blueberries - Birds got them all!
- Carrots - 24
- Chinese Noodle Bean - A few so far (hail damage)
- Cucumber - Hale Damage...may not recover
- Eggplant - None yet
- Green (or small) Onions - 0.60 lbs
- Leaf Lettuce - 6 lbs
- Onions - 50 small (hail stunted a bit)
- Peas - 2 lbs
- Peppers - None Yet
- Radishes - 28
- Saucer Squash - 6 lb
- Strawberries - 6 lbs
- Tomatoes - None yet..recovering from hail
- Yellow Squash - 6 lb
- Zucchini (Marrow) - 14 lb
2011 Preservation List
- Ambrosia Conserve - 11 jars
- Apricot Orange Conserve - 11 jars
- Chicken Breast Canned - 9 pints
- Dried Cherries - 3 lb
- Orange Marmalade - 10 jars
- Strawberry Lime Jam - 8 jars
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- Coastal, Virginia, United States
- Novice Gardener in the Suburbs, I'm working on improving sustainability one veggie at a time.
7 comments:
I find it amazing how the transformation of the garden takes place when plants start to grow. Its almost as though the garden takes on it's own personality. Your garden is growing like crazy in a very short period of time.
Oh, it's so rewarding to look back at garden "baby pictures" isn't it? It grows so fast, and is so rewarding.
I really haven't even planted mine yet. ARGH! I'm so behind. But your garden looks lovely.
The only thing better than progress is harvest!
Melissa - you are soooo right!
What a difference! I finally got something in mine today. I can't wait until it looks as good as yours.
Judy
So much fun to look over old photos. I love phot-documenting their progress. I should blog about it too!
~Tara
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