While I don’t really expect to see any actual beans growing from the decimated bean plants in my garden, it’s nice to see a few green leaves and flowers rise up out of the brown stalks. Continue reading
I may be a little paranoid, but I think my cucumber leaves are turning yellow. Or at least the tops of them. We’ve had a lot of rain lately, so I’m wondering if that’s the culprit. Or maybe it’s just that the younger leaves are yellow and will turn darker green as they mature. Continue reading
Caterpillars or some type of fruitworm loving on my tomatoes?
Peas and beans.
Tomatoes and sweet red peppers.
Cherry tomatoes and some lettuce.
Cucumbers, onions, chives and basil.
Peas and beans, April 15.
Some bean leaves have holes, while others have brown and yellow, almost halo-like spots on them.
Peas on the left, beans on the right.
Above, the beans tonight, April 5. Below, on April 3.
The four raised beds that make up the vegetable garden on April 3.
Overnight, my hill of one cucumber expanded to four.
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.
Chocolate Chips and Chaos 