Chicks taking a ride on mother hen |
Can you name these plants - close ups and ID below. |
The first roselle (hibiscus) is almost ready to harvest. |
Sesame in flower |
Pearl millet |
If possible we try to leave volunteer plants in the garden - a beautiful volunteer butternut. |
Summer peas - zipper cream |
Overgrown beans - on purpose to save seed! |
Tulsi basil makes great tea! |
Buckwheat - hoping to hand harvest enough for pancakes. |
Another volunteer - husk cherries, which I'm thankful for since none of the ones I tried to grow germinated! |
It's been an incredible squash year - don't be tired of it yet - the season will eventually come to an end. |
We've had at least a couple different critters find our cantaloupes this year. |
Looks like lots of tomatoes still to come - we'll see how long they last. |
Reusing the cucumber trellis for a late planting of a climbing type summer pea - red rippers. |
New to us this year - red noodles - a yard long "bean" |
The start of fall - germinating radishes |
A wall of beans |
Basil, basil, pesto, pesto! |
New to us this year - New Zealand spinach |
And to think it all started with a tiny, tiny seed this spring. Amazing! |
Who wants just normal zinnias? Stripey |
Not a great photo - summer spinach (malabar spinach) climbing what was our sugar snap trellis |
Red stockton onion seed ready to harvest |
If we don't get any sweet potatoes this year, we hope to at least get some sweet potato fed deer meat! |
New to us - Trombocino - gone too far to save seed |
Japanese beetles have been terrible this year but no major crop losses |
New to us - edamame - mainly to multiply out the seed this year |
Did you know cattle don't have front top teeth? Paul doesn't either at the moment! |
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