Who would have known you could grow stuff in your garden this late in the year? But ya can! And we are! Or at least we’re going to try again.
This morning I went out and picked the last of the cucumbers and zuchinni, some beans, peppers and more ripe tomatoes and then after school the boys and I went to work cleaning and clearing out some space for the fall crops.
First we took out all the stepping stones that we getting buried under compost, weeds, grass and very large garden plants.
Next we removed all the old plants to clear up more space.
Then we turned all the dirt and broke it up with the Garden Weasel.
Then we added some poop (steer manure) and planted carrots, radishes, broccoli, onions, spinach, lettuce and cabbage.
lettuce, spinach and cabbage
last round’s tomatoes
broccoli
carrot and radish patch
Because I have been finding slugs in the garden again I also put out the broken egg shells I have been saving all summer. I really hope they work because they look sort of ridiculous…
I don’t know what I’m thinking when we’re still not done with Round 1??? :o)
4 comments:
Hmmm....I would actually scatter those egg shells in a more random way.....Just a piece of unsolicited advice!! The slugs are random....
I can't wait to have a garden again. Your garden makes me long for fertile, lush goodness!!!
Take care.....isn't it time for me to come get the rest of my soap??
Ugh! I shouldn't have left that last comment! It's your garden and you have a plan, not me.....forgive me!!! I think the shells look great, not ridiculous at all!
Sorry for my big mouth!
Where do you get all of your energy, girl??? Hope your second garden turns out as good as the first one. (Eggshells, huh? So did you know that banana peels keep rabbits away? At least it worked in FF!)
Wow, I'm impressed, not least that you guys can find the time it takes to keep up such a great garden in your very busy lives. Mouthwatering photos I may add. There's nothing like home grown veggies. (I only know this because my mil keeps a wonderful salad garden too. It's not something I've ever dared to tackle.)
Blessings,
Paula
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