our garden contains: red leaf and butter crunch lettuce, habnero peppers, tollie sweet peppers, a variety of herbs, peas, green stripe and heirloom tomatoes, watermellons, cucumbers, white ghostbuster eggplant, yellow squash, broccoli and onions. a few things that didn't make it.... RIP carrots and arugala.
one hot husband, cutting back the tomatoes
one small broccoli head, one bigggg plant
the amazing basil
one heirloom tomato that is literally as big as my hand
farmer bill
lettuce still growing and some herbs
and last but not least, our homeade composter! we bought a large rubbermade and drilled holes into it. we have really cut down on how much trash we throw away due to how much we are able to put in our composter. we've also periodically put in worms. they help compost the materials quickly and they produce amazing fertilizer for your garden! i found some helpful information at www.howtocompost.org
Hmmm, fascinating. I must comment on your Blog based on your self description. I find it rather intriguing that you are able to articulate this dichotomous interpretation of who you are with a mind and dare I say spirit/soul living in such contradiction. I will follow along to see if seeing your life look back at you via this thing called a Blog brings clarity to your world.
ReplyDeletePS Garden looks great, what, a week away from some ripe tomatoes?
great looking garden, Jess!! My one basil stalk is jealous of your basil.
ReplyDeletei'm excited that you're blogging!! i will add you to my reader & blog links pronto!
ReplyDeletemy guess is the tomatoes will be ready in about a week, but i am a complete tomato amateur! my basil is free to share abby!
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