Potato patch, tomatoes against the fence, Swiss Giant pansies in left corner. |
South garden - beans, cabbage, cucumbers, green onions, cauliflower, broccoli. |
Side of house - assorted tomatoes, marigolds, eggplant, and peppers. |
Towards back of house - tomatoes, corn, melons, pumpkins, apple tree. |
Pumpkins in foreground (middle one about to croak thanks to a furry creature uprooting it), corn in background. |
Opalka paste tomato and marigolds. |
Purple Vienna kohlrabi |
The pink flowers on the Creeping Thyme are going to open soon! |
Chocolate mint with Rainbow Swiss Chard along the back. |
The patches of basil are finally starting to take off. (Yep, Sleuth CallyMae, that is my shadow.) |
Summer Savory |
Indeterminate tomatoes (Cole & Yellow Cherry), opal basil, Genovese basil, marigolds, and a rogue nasturtium on the right. |
Butternut (or Buttercup?) squash starting to take off. |
One melon, nasturtiums, eggplants, peppers, marigold, and summer savory. |
Tene's Beans (heirloom dry bush bean, apparently similar to marrowfat beans). |
Detroit Red beets, second planting at the back. |
Neighbour's house and our pea patch (Green Arrow bush peas). Love the peas, but I detest weeding this. |
Red Russian kale (note the loamy, rich soil it's in...*cough*) |
Slow growing...one sunflower, two dahlias, marigolds, peppers, eggplants, and pac choi. |
Healthy current bush. Nothing like a good pruning! |
Raised beds along the driveway. |
Flower bed...calendula, scarlet flax, and gomphrena just now starting to grow well. I hope they'll fill the back of the bed by August. |
Red cabbage |
Lush a week ago, this catnip has been thoroughly enjoyed (read: mangled) by Saj, Karl, and Butters (especially the latter two). |
South garden - Beurre de Rocquencourt beans, sunflowers in containers. Also a nasturtium, part of a cabbage, pink container of basil, and a variety of weeds. |
Butters (neighbour's cat) at my feet. She likes to "help" me weed. |
Flakey container, flakey house (wabi-sabi, or just decrepit?) but the Button zinnias will be bright and cheerful when they bloom. |
Yellow Hot Hungarian pepper - tomatoes and a container of marigolds behind it. |
Another container with three pumpkins. |
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