Since I don't have a separate garden blog, you all have to suffer through posts about the garden.
It's starting to wear the typical August look -- overgrown, browning and tired. The weather has alternated between really hot & droughty and cool and too much rain -- not a great combination for keeping plants from getting fungus, black spot and shocked. In spite of that, we've had great yields this year, though, no matter how bad the plants look (about a bushel of green beans, lots of broccoli heads, lots of strawberries, raspberries, tomatoes and cukes)!
Here are some pictures. And, as a reward (?) for looking at the pictures, when you get to the bottom you'll find a video of Turner, the crazy dog. I apologize for the poor quality of the video, but it was shot on a regular digital cameral and he's so incredibly fast that it's hard to keep him in the frame.
Thanks for visiting!
It's starting to wear the typical August look -- overgrown, browning and tired. The weather has alternated between really hot & droughty and cool and too much rain -- not a great combination for keeping plants from getting fungus, black spot and shocked. In spite of that, we've had great yields this year, though, no matter how bad the plants look (about a bushel of green beans, lots of broccoli heads, lots of strawberries, raspberries, tomatoes and cukes)!
Here are some pictures. And, as a reward (?) for looking at the pictures, when you get to the bottom you'll find a video of Turner, the crazy dog. I apologize for the poor quality of the video, but it was shot on a regular digital cameral and he's so incredibly fast that it's hard to keep him in the frame.
Thanks for visiting!
Lumina pumpkins that are taking over
The "attack luminas" from another angle
All the beds are running together
Leeks -- new to the garden this year
Some of the tomatoes & green beans
Not in the veg garden -- native prickley pear flower
Also not in the veg garden --
"Joseph's Coat" climbing rose
Turner, the Crazy Dog
2 comments:
I miss that dog.
those tomatoes are beautiful. You're inspiring me to put some plants in our back patio next spring.
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