First week of June and the garden plants are bursting with growth!
Not a lot of commentary this week – just pictures of how the individual sections/plants are doing. …
Adventures in Square Foot Gardening
By lpilewski
First week of June and the garden plants are bursting with growth!
Not a lot of commentary this week – just pictures of how the individual sections/plants are doing. …
By lpilewski
Thanks for keeping up and letting me catch up! It’s been a crazy spring, that’s for sure! Greg is finally done with surgery for his hiatal hernia, out of the hospital, and recovering. I’m able to get my spring garden exploits up to date. (Thanks for all the well wishes!)
Garden chicken is here looking over the parsnips, carrots and beets -…
By lpilewski
OK – these aren’t my favorites. Came out to find the Romanesco broccoli leaves chewed up. Yes – it perked up after some cool days and a bunch of rain. Had to pull off these cabbage worms and squish them. Yuck!
I’ll have to keep an eye on these…
By lpilewski
Ok, so I don’t have that phrase exactly right, but that’s what happened!
As you can see, we’ve had almost 2 1/2 inches of rain in the past two days.
Thanks to AgSouth Farm Credit, I now know how much water we’re getting on the garden!
What do you think happened? …
By lpilewski
Now that the greens are picked and we’re planning a week of salads, it’s time to get the empty squares filled up and update on the summer vegetables. Out Garden Chicken is supervising as you can see
First, let’s move things around a bit. …
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Square Foot Gardener in Taylors, SC