We spent several hours in the garden today. I was weeding all over the place and then the oldest son was helping to bring wheelbarrows full of the new soil into the garden for a few projects. It isn't done but he promised to help tomorrow if we quit at about 2 today. :)
We've gotten lettuce from the garden, but nothing else. Everything is growing, but not fast enough for me.
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| Tomato plants from seeds on the left, broccoli and cauliflower down the middle, calendula in the back of the row |
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| Calendula - flowers that will be fed to the chickens if they ever grow |
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| More tomatoes, some from plants |
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| One of two bell peppers, at least I see something growing |
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| A sign of good things to come |
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| Onions and Garlic |
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| The cabbage is not looking good |
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| Green beans, there are a few there to pick, but only a couple |
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| Two types of leaf lettuce (right before he started cutting for dinner) |
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| Sunflowers (minus the two the goats ate) :/ |
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| Carrots and parsnips |
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| Parsnips |
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| Six potato cages |
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| Another view of how tall they are |
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| Pumpkin plants in the front with the new soil around them |
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| Watermelon plants, not doing very well |
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| Squash |
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| Zucchini |
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Brussels sprouts that the goats got to :(
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| Sweet potatoes |
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| The herbs |
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| Basil |
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| Parsley |
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| Dill |
I never got around to planting more herbs in the ground, but I'm hoping I can still get some seeds out and still be able to harvest it because these pots didn't do as well as I had hoped.
There is still a good size area that needs to be weeded, mixed with the new soil, and then planted once I figure out what can be planted now and harvested in times. Worst case scenario, I will do more potatoes.
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