My vegetables are growing by leaps and bounds. Here is one of the peppers, called garden salsa. I have four peppers on one plant. After two inches of rain yesterday and lots of wind the plants were beaten down quite a bit. The strings you see are to hold up the pepper plants. I had to restake the peppers with a string trellis the length of the bin.
An eggplant flower; so far there is one small eggplant.
Lots of lemon cucumbers flowers, have yet to see a cucumber, we shall see.
Across from the bins one of the lavender plants is blooming.
A wild strawberry on the hill, not sure where they came from but they're growing everywhere. Thanks for reading and for all your comments.
Hooray for home-grown. Always the best.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue, thanks, can't wait for all the goodies to start to ripen.
DeleteBetween your home-grown vegetables and all the fresh fish you're going to catch...you dinner table is going to be brimming with healthy food...and you two will be brimming with health, too. :)
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Hi Lee, thanks, I hope so, nothing better than fresh lake fish and fresh home grown veges.
DeleteYour garden seems to be thriving, Linda. Isn't it exciting to find new veggies growing and maturing on the plants!
ReplyDeleteHi Rian, thanks, I didn't even notice the peppers till just yesterday, they were hidden and the same color as the plant.
DeleteIt looks like you are enjoying a bountiful summer.
ReplyDeleteI am replanting basil. This times a charm so they say. Toes crossed!
Hi Suzi, thanks, last year my basil didn't do well at all, this time it started to get black leaves but now is doing a bit better. Last year was in the ground, this year in the bin.
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