Back home in the garden we have been busy with............
asparagus-we had multiple meals out of our first year crop. Next year we should have a lot more. This is just one picking,,,,,it looked as pretty as flowers in the vases.
French breakfast radishes...don't know why they are called that but we had plenty to use in salads and now that they are done there are carrots growing in their place.
Rhubarb- lots of it- 34 pounds to be exact. I think we are done cutting for the year
Red Russian Kale- this is the first cutting and it is really starting to put on now
Onions- with this years rain we have finally been successful in growing good onions. We have pulled some to use in meals but most are just continuing to grow big
Lettuce- we got a late start on our lettuce. I hope the soon to be HOT weather doesn't make it bolt
Potatoes- we are trying a new technique this year. We are growing them in straw. We read great things about this method so we gave it a shot. We will see the final result later in the summer. We planted 4 different varieties
Green beans growing on our new trellis
Squash that sprouted from the compost pile. Mystery variety as only time will tell what it is.
Tomatoes- lots and lots of tomatoes is various areas in the yard. We have several varieties growing; some for eating, some for canning, some for spaghetti sauce.
The new bean trellis. The weight of the beans have always collapsed the supports in prior years. Hopefully this will be strong enough
In addition to this garden stuff we have both been busy in our respective workshops; Pat completing a project that I will show later and Lisa quilting away. Oh yeah, and we do still have jobs. We will try to be better at more frequent postings.
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