Anyway, here's some pictures I snapped over the weekend of our progress...
Strawberries
Broccoli
Carnival Sweet Pepper (one of our little seedlings)
Sweet Banana Peppers
Carrots (obviously)
Red Onions (we planted a TON of onions)
Mint (aka the "dangerous herb"...because it gets heartier and heartier the more I pick it...that means much mojito drinking for yours truly!)
I have to admit, I felt this great sense of accomplishment once we were done. I know it's just a matter of digging a hole and throwing a plant in and watering it, but it's taken us so long to just get to this point. And it's so nice that we finally have the time to do these things that we've been wanting to do. I'm still nervous as to whether veggies will actually GROW. My anti-green thumb is notoriously bad and I fear for every single plant in the garden, when left under my care. But then I also fear little creatures pillaging our garden while I'm at work, I've even been checking on them each night to make sure no one has made off with a pepper plant or something. So far so good. Keep your fingers crossed folks, this is bound to be a somewhat bumpy ride...but hopefully one with, at the very least, an onion or two at the end of it!
3 comments:
Yay plants! Your garden looks great! Well done, that is a lot of work!
I strongly suggest fencing your garden, otherwise, all your hard work can be lost in one night by one snacking bunny or squirrel. That is the worst when that happens! Also without a fence wandering neighborhood cats WILL poop in your garden which is gross and unhealthy. We just fence our garden with chicken wire & garden stakes, nothing fancy or expensive, & we take down the fence in the Fall.
SusanM
Thank Susan! Yeah, that's our next step...this weekend.
Wonderful! I hope for many tasty veggies for you this summer!
SusanM
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