We’ve got our garden going in full swing this spring. We already have a few tomatoes, some
eggplant, and a few squash and zucchini fruits growing. Let’s begin this whirlwind tour of our garden…
Here is our blackberry plant; we’re keeping it in a container
so that it won’t spread to much in our (rented) yard.
This is Keturah’s orange tree, we thought it was dead but it
wasn’t quite dead yet.
This is the first squash that started growing on our plant.
Here is an eggplant flower from our Japanese eggplant.
Here is a carrot flower; this one is from the carrots we
planted last fall. We are letting it go
to seed so we can collect the seeds for the fall and next spring.
These are our first tomatoes from the plants we grew inside
over the winter.
These two tomato plants are the ones we grew inside, they
are about three feet tall and growing like crazy.
Here are some cucumbers that sprouted on their own from
within our old compost pile; there is a tomato plant in there too.
These basil plants sprouted after I threw some seeds out
into the yard last month.
This one is kind of hard to see, but it is a cilantro plant
that randomly sprouted up last month. These
grew up from seeds that fell from our cilantro from last year.
Here is a sunflower; again it grew up from some seeds that
fell off of our sunflowers from last year.
I’m hoping these are the Thai hot peppers I planted. I just put the seeds in the ground and I thought
they weren’t going to come up, so I bought some regular chile plants to take their
place. But I hope they will turn into
some good sized plants.
These are our green onions that we planted two autumns ago; we are
hoping to harvest the seeds from these guys too.
Here are some butterflies enjoying some of our onion flowers
as well.
Here are our squash and zucchini plants, they are getting
nice and big. This will be the first
year we will get any fruits, last year we had bugs eat all of our plants while
they were still young.
This is one of the many pepper plants that I planted this year;
it already has some flowers on it. I
planted a row of these guys next to the fence where they will get a lot of sun,
and hopefully produce a lot.
Some flowers from an heirloom tomato plant we were given.
(also my thumb, and a couple fingers of mine…).
Here is an overall shot of our garden. We are planning on a few additions to the
garden, more on that later.
On a different note we bought some bikes, so we can go
biking around town. We are planning on
putting some saddle bags (or something like that) on them so we can bike to the
store, or the library.
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