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Right side beds |
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Left side beds |
I think I have finally finished planting all the vegetables I wanted for this season. I have also finished mulching too. Hurray!!!! Now I just need to keep watering, and weeding and the best of all: HARVESTING!!!!!
I just wanted to give you a quick update in case you were wondering how the garden beds are doing.
On the right side vegetables beds we have:
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Zucchinis |
The zucchinis are growing, I have already attached the first set of leaves to the pole as I am trying to grow them vertically and hopefully save some space
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Tomatoes |
The tomatoes are big, I have attached at least 3 sets of stems to the net. I can see some small flower buds on the cherry variety already. I have been removing the suckers (little branches that grow in between the main stem and the leaves - they take energy away from the fruit so they need to be removed frequently)
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Tomato sucker |
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Cucumbers |
The cucumbers are still small and have not reached the net yet - but not long to go!
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Sweet Potatoes |
The experiment sweet potatoes are doing good - I think I am going to need to build them a support - they seem to like to climb
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Corn |
These are the corn I started inside. I planted a few more outside but they did not take. I will try again - NEVER give up!!!
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Some Herbs |
I have planted Oregano, thyme and basil all over the place. Yummy!
On the left side vegetable beds we have:
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Potatoes |
The potatoes are awesome. I have added 3 tires each and I will not be adding anymore. The front one has a big tire at the top (I should have start with that at the bottom) but I only thought they will grow big enough for 2 tires. However it looks like I could even put tire # 4 (but I ran out of tires)
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Broccoli and more Zucchini |
I have already harvested ton of broccoli, including the first 4 big heads and quite a lot of sides shoots. The next 4 plants are still small.
I also have here 2 zucchinis that are doing well and a whole bunch of green onions and garlic. The garlic is getting ready to harvest! I can't wait.
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Red Onions and Beets |
The red onions are doing good, although I think I planted a few too deep as I do not see the bulb yet. I have been eating the beets leaves in my salads for a while now, but no root yet. I am in no hurry as I really do not like beets much, I like the leaves though.
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Strawberries and Beets |
The strawberries only gave me like 1 or 2 fruit in June, which I left to the birds. It was expected as I did transplant them this year. Next season they will be good to me - I just know it!
The peas are so gorgeous, I have taken a handful of pods twice. They are so sweet and tender, I quickly steamed them and ate them with butter.
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Onions, Peppers and Eggplants |
I have here some yellow onions that are doing good, some peppers and some eggplant that are still small and a wild tomato plant that sprouted all by herself in the middle there. I have not had the heart to take it out. I will move it eventually.
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More Tomatoes |
These are different tomatoes, not as big yet.
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Green: Lettuce, Arugula, Spinach, Cabbage |
And finally the greens, which has been supplying me with fresh salad everyday for at least a month now. LOVE IT!!!!
So there you have, a quick update of my little vegetable beds. Not bad for such a small space. How is your garden doing?
Me encanta tu trabajo! pronto tendre espacio, seguire tus pasos y tus recomendaciones porque me encantan las plantas!
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I'm so jealous you have an organic garden! It's something I'd like to do too. Right now I don't have a big enough yard. Hopefully in the future! :)
ReplyDelete@Mommy is Green - Don't be jealous! it is truly quite easy and you just need a litte space, you can start with only4 or 6 square feet - that will give you enough space for the following plants: 1 tomato, 1 pepper, 1 cucumber, a few lettuces and onions - There is your salad for the summer! If you follow my 101 series you will see how easy it is. Happy to answer any questions!!
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