Here's the latest state of our SHAMY Garden as of June 15th...
The "Lappins" Cherry Tree
The "Stella" Cherry Tree
The "Stark Gold" Cherry Tree
The "Priscilla" Apple Tree
The "Empire" Apple Tree
The "Honey Crisp" Apple Tree
The "Olympic Giant" Asian Pear Tree
The "Honeysweet" Pear Tree
The #1 "Heritage" Red Raspberry Bush
The #2 "Heritage" Red Raspberry Bush
The #3 "Heritage" Red Raspberry Bush
The #4 "Heritage" Red Raspberry Bush
Garden Bed #1 - Tomato, Onion & Carrot... tomatoes are almost outgrowing their stakes!
Garden Bed #1 - As an indicator how tall the tomatoes are getting... my daughter Jill (my garden helper) with the tomato bed in the background.
Garden Bed #2 - The lettuce removed, and the bed resown with Spinach, Lettuce and herbs.
Garden Bed #3 - Broccoli
Garden Bed #4 - Tomato, Onion, Carrot
Garden Bed #5 - Potatoes - you can see the beginning of the fall over collapse in the middle of the bed. This is normal for potatoes, but happened a little sooner than expected in our beds due to the looseness of our soil.
Garden Bed #5 - Potato plants with a happy little farmer.
Garden Bed #6 - Corn & Soy Beans
Garden Bed #6 - Corn is taller than Jill!
Garden Bed #7 - Corn & Beans... after three weeks' growth, the beans are still outpacing the corn. We've added the second chain link trellis.
Blueberry Container #1 - Sweetheart
Blueberry Container #2 - Blueray
Blueberry Container #3 - Chandler
Blueberry Container #4 - Sweetheart... leaves turning brown again.
Blueberry Container #5 - Blueray
Blueberry Container #6 - Chandler
The "Mars" Grapevine #1
The "Mars" Grapevine #2
The "Mars" Grapevine #3
Black Raspberry Bush #1... still no sign of life.
Black Raspberry Bush #2... it's leaves has now completely died off.
Black Raspberry Bush #3
Black Raspberry Bush #4
The Asparagus Bed... very happy plants!
The Strawberry Bed... harvest continues...
The "Pope John Paul II" Rose Bush
The "Wild Blue Yonder" Rose Bush... multiple blooms!
The "Wild Blue Yonder" Rose Bush... unique wide open blooms.
The "Mister Lincoln" Rose Bush... the rose bloom was short lived.
The "Margaret Merrill" Rose Bush... Identified the pest as Aphids.
The "Sweet Afton" Rose Bush
The "Wenlock" Rose Bush
No comments:
Post a Comment