Everyday after work, one of the first things I do sometimes even before I go into the house is visit with my garden and check out how my veggies are growing. I didn't get to do that today because I was busy after work and didn't get home until after dark. As much as I enjoyed my evening, I had a moment of sadness that it was too dark (the street light is already out so I didn't even get a dim view) to get a really good look at my garden today to see how my plants are doing. I did go around and take some pictures though. It just isn't the same as getting a good look at them in the full light of day...
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My grasses look like they are about to be consumed by horse herb. I'm starting to wonder if I should excavate the area around them.
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My salad greens and spinach are getting bigger. Most of my snow peas and sugar snap peas are connected to the chicken wire in the 4 x 4 bed.
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The broccoli now looks like it is trying to escape the 4x8 bed. I have all kinds of greens that have popped up. Not really sure at this point what they are though I am thinking of pulling out the seed packets to help with identification. The kale and mustard greens aren't as big because I have been cutting the large leaves and eating them. They were good eatin', but I'm kind of sad that they are so small now. I guess I will just have to deal with how things look after harvest time so that my tummy can enjoy the fruits of my labor.
The one problem I always had with greens (and radishes) was telling apart the weed sprouts from the good sprouts!
ReplyDeleteThat is definitely something I am wondering about. I have a couple of grass-like looking things that I'm thinking may not be veggies. Luckily the rest of the stuff looks like greens, just not sure exactly what kind.
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