So, since it's so late and I still have to unpack and re-orient to home life again, I'll finish this post that was supposed to go up on Saturday. It's a quick look at what's growing in our fledgling garden right now.
Something is chomping on my cabbage. I sprayed them with an organic pest repellent and they do look better, but there's still damage. Could be slugs. But I've been unable to locate exactly what's doing it. If you've got any ideas, let me know please!
Here's one of the beds with the lettuce in the background (coming along nicely), cabbage next to it, and beans (left) and spaghetti squash (right) in the foreground. I planted some Straight Eight cucumber seeds just to the left of the beans right before we left and we came back to discover that they have already sprouted!
Too bad there's not a blue ribbon for growing weeds. I'd be a shoe-in! |
And, finally, a shot of the onion and strawberry bed, and the potato bins in the background. And more weeds. *sigh*
Well, tomorrow, I have a TON of pictures to share with you from the planting festival, so I hope you'll stop back by and check them out.
Signing off for some much needed shut eye,
I did the potato tower too and need to add my second course, they have gotten so big! I don't have cabbage but do (did) have collards that overwintered. It was eaten yesterday by a sudden outbreak of worms. We weren't going to eat this old, bolting plant so I plucked it and threw it, worms and all into the chicken yard, serves them right! I can't believe how big the plant was. I had to divide it in 5 sections and drag it down. It had to have been 4 ft tall and about 3 ft wide! Good luck with the cabbage bugs.
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