The seeds have sprouted. Well some have. I’ve over sown but that’s ok. I’ll transplant the biggest and strongest and continue growing them out until the white butterflies have all gone.
The weather has been very confusing and now I’m finally getting some cucumbers we have harvested one already
And it looks like we will get a few more at least
I replanted the strawberries into bigger pots and they’re taking off again
More fruit to enjoy
We also planted the mulberries into the ground
And this one had started to produce more fruit
The tomatoes are finally starting to ripen and we have been eating them fresh Next year I’ll only plant the smaller varieties. The bigger ones are not doing well at all
The tomatoes are finally starting to ripen and we have been eating them fresh Next year I’ll only plant the smaller varieties. The bigger ones are not doing well at all
The other bonus is fruit fly don’t like the little ones so that’s a good option if you live in a fruit fly area
Eggplants are finally fruiting
Eggplants are finally fruiting
We might have a batch of ratatouille coming soon
Yummy
Of course the zucchini are still winning
Definitely gold in the garden olympics
So as you can see. Summer is making a bit of a comeback.
So as you can see. Summer is making a bit of a comeback.
Who knows how long it will last. But I’ll keep harvesting while I can. And raising the seedlings for the next crop
I do need to get them into the ground by the end of the first week of may.
Because there is something special happening after that
Stay tuned. All will be revealed when we get closer
Happy gardening
Your harvest just goes on and on. Endless zucchini, I see!
ReplyDeleteSo many zucchini lol
DeleteCool that your seed sprouted
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on and stay safe
Fingers crossed I get a good lot of plants
DeleteRed flowered strawberry! That's new to us. We have only seen white flower ones.
ReplyDeleteYes it’s unusual. But it does make yummy sweet strawberries
DeleteSummers not over yet!! I found the smaller cherry tomatoes did much better than the bigger ones. However last year the harvest was dismal.
ReplyDeleteUnlike your bountiful plants!
In thirty years of gardening I’ve never had a worse year of tomatoes
DeleteBut we will keep on trying.
My tomatoes were pitiful here in central Texas, as well. You've harvested some nice bounty!
ReplyDeletehugs
Donna
It seems to be all over The weather has been crazy and it’s affecting food production which is kinda scary really
DeleteInteresting comment about the fruit fly and little tomatoes. I will never plant big ones again.
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