Photo Below: The raspberries are just about ready for picking.
Photo Below: Looks like I'll be picking corn by the 4th of July. I'm hoping!
Photo Below: Round Zucchini
Photo Below: Spaghetti Squash
Photo Below: This photo is for Granny over at Annie's Kitchen Garden.
Attacked by something and have become all wilty and spindly and floppy.
I'll be pulling potatoes in a few weeks and these beds will get some summer color.
Photo Below: New home for the Hosta's. I think they will be much happier in the carport and out of the hot sun.
Gardening is a way of showing that you believe in tomorrow.
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liisa - I've got something attacking a few of my potato plants, as well. Ready or not, they'll be harvested in 2 weeks. Thanks for showing the photos.
ReplyDeleteOH-MY-GOODNESS! "Attacked" is right! What on earth would have done that to your lovely potatoes? As much as I preach how fun gardening is, and not to take it seriously....I think that would seriously make me cry. I hope they had already blossomed, so you can at least get some good baby potatoes.
ReplyDeleteHi EG and Granny,
ReplyDeleteI think slugs have been eating them. They have been getting spindly in the last few weeks and falling over on their own weight. I have only seen one flower bud try and come up... but then nothing. So I don't know if they will bloom or not. But like I said I'm going to pull them in a few weeks... like you EG... ready or not.
Liisa
I can look at veggie pictures all day. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteSorry about the taters. Is it really hot there now? Maybe the heat had something to do with their downfall.
Hi Cheryl,
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome :-)
It's been on and off with the heat. They started to get too tall to keep them selves upright and then something started eating them.... slugs I think. We do have lots of click beetles in the area… I can hear them in the trees... so who knows.
Liisa
I love your blog, and absolutely love your garden/back yard. Our journeys appear to be very similar, so hope to visit again soon. All the best, and keep your fingers muddy this summer!
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Hi Stacey,
ReplyDeleteThank you for following my blog and the kind words about my garden. I just read you profile and you are right our garden journey is on the same path. Best of luck and come back and visit again soon.
Liisa
Oh no. So sorry about the taters!
ReplyDeleteLovvely blog you have
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