Sunday, June 14, 2009 7:42:53 PM
Some pictures of the garden and the peppers from today. With all the rain that we've had, the weeds are growing faster than I can get them out, just miss one day and bam! They're everywhere!
The apple tree (in back of the rental house in the pic) is full of apples too.
The potatos have flowers on them now, as do all the rest of the plants too. With the rain, the potatos have completely gotten away from me. Some of them are up to mid thigh in height. I covered the greens while they were growing, but they grew faster than I could cover them. I hope there are lots of potatos and not just a lot of green plant! I'll let you know. The good thing is that I'll have plenty of time for a second planting this year. The zucchini are also of course huge. I'll get those pics next time.
These are those crazy heirloom string beans. They are purple and green when ripe and 8" to 10" in length. The plants also grow about 8 feet tall. Obviously, I'll have to find taller poles for them.
This is some celery (hiding amongst the weeds).
The first banana pepper.
Chili Chili peppers.
Joe Parker Chili.
Trinidad Blues.
Bush beans, spinich, beets, collard greens, brussel sprouts and wild tomatos (they're everywhere!)
Beets and sweet garden peas, and lots of weeds too.
The apple tree (in back of the rental house in the pic) is full of apples too.
The potatos have flowers on them now, as do all the rest of the plants too. With the rain, the potatos have completely gotten away from me. Some of them are up to mid thigh in height. I covered the greens while they were growing, but they grew faster than I could cover them. I hope there are lots of potatos and not just a lot of green plant! I'll let you know. The good thing is that I'll have plenty of time for a second planting this year. The zucchini are also of course huge. I'll get those pics next time.
These are those crazy heirloom string beans. They are purple and green when ripe and 8" to 10" in length. The plants also grow about 8 feet tall. Obviously, I'll have to find taller poles for them.
This is some celery (hiding amongst the weeds).
The first banana pepper.
Chili Chili peppers.
Joe Parker Chili.
Trinidad Blues.
Bush beans, spinich, beets, collard greens, brussel sprouts and wild tomatos (they're everywhere!)
Beets and sweet garden peas, and lots of weeds too.
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