Peas on the left, beans on the right.
2015_Day 102: Garden view perfect way to end weekend
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2015_Day 101: Scenes from morning walk
Bluebonnets and primrose, on my Saturday morning walk in my neighborhood.
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2015_Day 100: Darn dog Chloe likes flowers, too
In Wisconsin, I would have thought these prints were made by deer. Here in Texas, a fenced-in backyard means the prints belong to darn dog Chloe.
2015_Day 99: Gardening is never really done
Pretty Gerbera daisies, transplanted in early April.
Got a start on putting fresh mulch in the flower beds in front of the house.
Whaddya know? Some of the red lettuce appears to be growing!
The four sections of the raised garden bed on April 9.
2015_Day 98: Sweet red peppers are late bloomers
Finally! The sweet red peppers have sprouted.
It’s official. At least one of everything I planted has come up. The late bloomers were the sweet red peppers in the raised garden bed and the aubrieta flowers in one of the pots near the house. Continue reading
2015_Day 96: One little, two little, three lil’ tomatoes
Three tomatoes are now growing on one of my Early Girls.
2015_Day 95: Rain a lovely Easter surprise for garden
Above, the beans tonight, April 5. Below, on April 3.
2015_Day 93: Windy Texas days
The four raised beds that make up the vegetable garden on April 3.
2015_Day 92: Hooray for cucumbers
Overnight, my hill of one cucumber expanded to four.
Love how the cukes sprouted up overnight. Today’s hot, muggy weather was perfect for them, I think. Here are a few other garden photos.
All four raised beds.
The second hilll of cucumber seeds also broke through the dirt.
The beans, from ground level.
A northern view of the garden.
It’s difficult to tell how much the tomatoes ate growing, but I’m pretty sure it’s not as fast as the other veggies.
2015_Day 91: A garden photo (or four) each day in April
The view of my vegetable garden from the middle of my backyard, on April 1.
A side view of the garden, with peas and beans in front, then two individual beds of tomatoes and, finally (and a little hard to see), a bed of cukes, onions, basil and chives.
Each of the four individual beds on April 1.
A mixture of green, yellow and purple beans. Pretty!
The red onions are looking good.
Chocolate Chips and Chaos 