Showing posts with label zucchini. Show all posts
Showing posts with label zucchini. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 20, 2016

a little of everything

the pears got heavy this year
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monster zucchini plant with monster zucchinis
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cantelope
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watermelon - they didnt get very big this year
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sunflowers
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just a few beans. i liked that both my foot AND puppys foot were in the frame
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the bottom bean is a normal sized green bean. the upper bean is the ginormous oversized one. it makes the normal one look teeny, but its not.
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beans from the oversized greenbeans
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a neat fireworks puzzle
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a lake house in fall puzzle
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Wednesday, July 6, 2016

flowers and cheap tomato cages

another puzzle. this one was missing SEVEN pieces. i've never had one missing so many. but i get them at goodwill for 99 cents... so occasional missing pieces arent unusual.
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cleome flower. my dad sent me the pic asking if i could help identify it, and the lovely folks in a gardening community helped me figure out what it is. its interesting looking.
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the tomato plants in wimpy cages that fell over. i tried to prop them back up, but the cages were so bent.
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so i pulled the old wimpy cages off and put new strong cages in. which is NOT easy to do on full grown tomato plants with lots of (cherry) tomatoes already growing.
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knocked a few loose from one plant
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wimpy bent to fuck tomato cage
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second one fixed
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more knocked loose
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calendula flowers
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marigolds
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giant zucchini plant (with some powdery mildew)
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sunflowers are coming
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what the sunflower head looks like as its first coming in
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garden in full swing
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crazy tomatoes
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more crazy tomatoes
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beans
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nasturtiums still in full bloom
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Thursday, July 30, 2015

garden picture update

my biggest watermelon
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second biggest melon. watermelon are very challenging to grow in minnesotas short growing season.
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picture of the trapped watermelon thats growing between two fence pieces
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cantelopes
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zucchini. the only ones that grew, and they all died this year. i got nothing.
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cherry tomatoes
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amish paste tomatoes
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broccoli
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i had to do some repair. the pole beans managed to weigh down the trellis so much it fell.
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with some extra bamboo posts, i managed to reinforce the corner
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another edge got pulled backwards
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more bamboo posts set up as counterpull
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Tuesday, July 14, 2015

more garden pictures

The trapped watermelon. by the time i discovered it, it was already too big to pull back thru the fence.
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Molly outside the garden looking in at me. She’d been sniffing at the trapped watermelon.
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Regular watermelon on the ground
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Zucchini
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Broccoli is still growing
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Baby cantelope
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Cherry tomatoes
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Amish paste tomatoes
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Tomatoes growing tall
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Cauliflower
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The lettuce seeds that also sprouted some tomato seedlings and some other unidentified stuff (all the tomato seedlings have been pulled out at this point)
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Stevia and basil
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Asparagus and volunteer ground cherries
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