We are still waterlogged here in MA. I have not watered any plant in weeks it seems and the planters are on the edge of liquefaction. Any more and the mold will be our major crop.
As you all know from my last garden post, we got a hail storm that beat up our plants. Well, as you can guess, they have rebounded :-).
The deck is looking green
The tomatoes are happy and need to be tied up to the trellis.
The bell pepper is blossoming. The jalapenos are finally sprouting (not sure what will happen with those guys – not shown)
Dill is growing gloriously, tastes awesome. I am going to make this dill cucumber yoghurt summer soup today with this fresh dill today.
Radishes are plumping.
Pole beans are finding their way in life, climbing into the trellis.
Corn plants are ready for transplant (and being eaten by the deer and bunnies but what can you do besides try, as Princess Atta says in Bug’s Life (toddler wont watch anything else on TV)
Dew on corn plant, early morning sunshine. (Notice, the sun is SHINING, it’s a stranger here)
Buttercrunch lettuce babies, growing in the morning sun and getting closer to their date with destiny, in our tummies.
” by David Joachim and Andrew Schloss right now and I have to say I am LOVING this book. Will post review soon!
2 comments for this entry ↓
1 keiko // Jul 9, 2006 at 5:40 am
Hi Nika - I’m glad they’re recovering from the hail storm, the pictures are beautiful, I can’t resist the radishes!
2 nika // Jul 9, 2006 at 8:08 am
Keiko: indeed, all is well in our tiny garden
The radishes are getting bigger every day, starting to wonder when they want to be picked. Wish I could share them with you!
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