Things are coming along
April 28, 2009 at 3:53 am
Well things are coming along around here. Here is a pink oriental poppy.
Here are the golden yellow California poppies, there is usually a little patch out front and a few here and there around the yard.
Where did all those tomatoes go? Well, I gave some away some are in containers and others have been planted out into the garden.
The next picture shows 6 tomato plants in large cage made of concrete reinforcing wire. In the center is buried a large olla, an unglazed clay pot. By filling the pot with water, it gradually seeps into the soil around it.
Next to that group is another batch of tomatoes. I did not have another olla handy so this one just has a depression in the middle to water into.
More baby ‘maters. These are the Princepe Borghese, an heirloom Italian drying tomato.
A yummy cauliflower.
wow, look how big the potatoe plants have gotten!
They aren’t amber yet, but here’s my ‘waves of grain’. This is winter wheat heading out.
Here’s a little baby apple. this tree was mislabeled in the nursery so I’m not sure what it is. I just know it’s _not_ the Granny Smith I though it was.
More purple peas. These however are the Sweet Magnolia, a purple sugar snap pea from Peace Seeds.
Here are the golden yellow California poppies, there is usually a little patch out front and a few here and there around the yard.Where did all those tomatoes go? Well, I gave some away some are in containers and others have been planted out into the garden.The next picture shows 6 tomato plants in large cage made of concrete reinforcing wire. In the center is buried a large olla, an unglazed clay pot. By filling the pot with water, it gradually seeps into the soil around it.
Next to that group is another batch of tomatoes. I did not have another olla handy so this one just has a depression in the middle to water into.More baby ‘maters. These are the Princepe Borghese, an heirloom Italian drying tomato.A yummy cauliflower.wow, look how big the potatoe plants have gotten!They aren’t amber yet, but here’s my ‘waves of grain’. This is winter wheat heading out.Here’s a little baby apple. this tree was mislabeled in the nursery so I’m not sure what it is. I just know it’s _not_ the Granny Smith I though it was.More purple peas. These however are the Sweet Magnolia, a purple sugar snap pea from Peace Seeds.
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