As of this week, I do believe the garden has been up and running for a good 8 weeks now. I'm sure it should be doing a lot better than it is, but we have had a lot of crazy weather patterns. The garden does look
a lot better than this time last year. Some progress is still good progress, right?
If you've read one of my previous posts about
8 Things I Never Do In My Garden (Again) then you are aware of the fact that I am implementing some pest control this year, as well as weeding the garden a lot more. I'm not 100% with the weeds, especially since it seems the more I pick, the more pop up, but this time last year it was difficult to distinguish what was a seedling and what was a weedling. Part of the problem was that I had no idea what the seedlings were supposed to look like.
Here's how things are looking this week, week 8 of the growing season:
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| Broccoli crown starting to form; yellow stuff is cornmeal to ward off worms. |
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| Baby Black Krim Seedling |
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| Grape Plant growing nicely; bean plants |
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| Red Grape Plant, back from the dead! |
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| Tomato Beds |
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| Onion sets and carrot plants |
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| Lines of Cucumbers, celery, brussels sprouts, cabbage, and cauliflower |
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| Onions, parsley, eggplants, mint, and other seedlings. |
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