Wednesday, June 26, 2024

The Strawberry Bandit Strikes Again

 

He might have even had some raspberries.

I think he ate more than what got into the colander.

He used his eagle eyes to hunt high and low for the right berry.

We ended up with this today plus all the ones in his tummy!

Saturday, June 1, 2024

My Jobs For Today

Up first...another collindar of fresh strawberries.  So far we have closed three strawberry beds for the season.  The others are still producing.  Mark talked to someone where we get our berry plants and she said if we take special care of the plants that we have now they should last another 9 to 12 years.  Wouldn't that be great!

First peas!  So sweet!

A destroyed Robin egg.

I have no idea if these two spaghetti squash plants will survive but it is worth a try.  They were over in the okra bed and were beginning to smother the plants.  I mean taking over the growing space almost overnight.  I ever so carefully untied the little tentacles that were grabbing onto everything in sight.  On the left one, I was able to wiggle everything out of the tomato cage.  The one on the right, no way that cage was going with us to the new place.  I dug a deep new hole and spiced it up with lots of alpaca beans.  I watered them in good and tonight it is going to rain.  Please keep your fingers crossed that something good comes out of all of this.

First red ripe raspberry for Pappy.
 

It Is Sprout City

 

Flowers on a potato plant.

blackberries

raspberries

strawberries

coneflowers

lettuce, green onions, thistle

It's the bed that I never can remember what is planted there.  Beets and carrots and who knows what else?

Sunflowers

Going to need to move the spaghetti squash.

little pumpkins and cukes

cukes

collards, Swiss chard, and gourds

strawberries!  Patty Pan Squash

more Patty Pans

zucchini

zucchini

yellow squash

yellow squash

Been A Smidge Busy

 Haven't posted any pics of the garden lately.  These are from the middle of the month.

Strawberries and tomatoes with some basil mixed in.

Raspberries and blackberries.

tomaotes

strawberries, lavender

more strawberries and zucchini and squashes



coneflowers

garlic

Beets, carrots, and two other things but I can't remember.

sunflowers

okra and eggplant


peppers

more peppers

peas

collards

cucumbers

more cucumbers

even more peppers

strawberries

This and the next thee pictures are the start of Bloom.  A little something I want to do with cut flowers.



Told you a lot was going on around here.