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Garden Happiness(es)

We have never before had so much green happening in our yard at this time of year! Β I think part of the reason is our exceptionally warm winter and spring and part of it is all the seed starting we did this spring under our grow lights. Β It is very exciting to me to see so much promise in our front and back yards during the second week of May! Β Amazing! Β Here’s a peek at some of what’s happening on our little plot…
Snap peas and broad beans

Broccoli

Echinacea, chamomile & bunching onions

Strawberries

Rhubarb

Newly transplanted tomatoes.
Two Romas with a Black from Tula in the middle.
This bed isn’t done being planted out yet πŸ™‚

Our 4X6 raised bed in transition.
Over wintered carrots, card and garlic….turnips and radishes
going to seed and newly planted peas and sweet corn.

Our 4X5 bed, in transition.
Overwintered carrots…beets and kaleΒ going to seed and
newly transplantedΒ tomatoesΒ (2 Yellow Taxi, 1 Bi-Color
Cherry and 1 Roma)

Itty bitty sweet corn

Pears

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Apples

Cherries
Apricots

Potatoes

Purple eggplant πŸ™‚
This is my first real attempt at growing eggplant
and I’m trying them in containers.

Happy Hot Peppers…ready to go in a bed πŸ™‚

Honeysuckle

Tomato blossoms…I think these are a small sweet cherry tomato…
but IΒ mislabeledΒ it as a bell pepper when I up-potted it at one point,
so right now it’s just a Mystery Tomato πŸ˜‰ Β Silly me!

Tomatillo flower

Our newest beets!

Asparagus! Β Even though we can’t eat any, we’re
still super excited to see them poking their little heads up!

Lemon Balm

Lettuce Leaf Basil

Sage

Cherokee Purple tomato
I hope you’re enjoying a beautiful day and that your garden is full of promise!

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8 Comments on “Garden Happiness(es)

  1. It’s amazing how much you’re growing, it really shows what you can grow when you really try!

    1. Thank you! And welcome!!! It’s been quite a learning curve but I’m pretty happy with all the green in the yard this year πŸ™‚

    1. Jenni, I sure hope so! If I can keep it all mulched and watered enough I think it will be a wonderful harvest year πŸ™‚

  2. I think you’ll enjoy having eggplants. I think the plants are beautiful.

    I love the purple pear. What variety is it?

    And lemon balm… mmm. Yummy tea.

    1. I’m really excited about the eggplants! I hope they do wonderfully πŸ™‚

      The pears on that branch are Red Bartlett. I really hope we actually get a real fruit harvest from our trees this year!

      And lemon balm…YES! This is our first year growing this, too! I can’t wait for tea πŸ™‚

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