'm pretty excited these days. Summer is in the air, garden veggies are being harvested daily from the garden and when one bed of spring greens or summer veggies is done next goes in the fall crops. - See more at: http://littlemountainhaven.blogspot.de/2013/07/fall-garden-planning-planting.html?showComment=1375284573458#c911858689578628409
I love this summer, hot and sunny days, with temperatures past the 30 degrees Celsius for the last 6 weeks, so completely different to my summers that I lived up in the North East of England. The garden is growing and producing fruits, in some areas more and in some areas less. I love the daily harvest and the amount of fresh food that I have available. We have lot's of beans both bush and climbing beans. This week I gave a 10 liter bucket to my neighbor who had none. In return I will get apples from her tree later on, since my tree is still quite small (only in year 3).
The blackberry bush is full with fruits and I am, looking forward to that harvest in a few weeks time.
This year for the first time, I am planning or trying a fall winter garden. I have already planted some kale and radish and some salad will follow in a few weeks. I am also planning to plant at least a pear tree and some blueberry bushes this fall.
How does your garden look like?
'm pretty excited these days. Summer is in the air, garden veggies are being harvested daily from the garden and when one bed of spring greens or summer veggies is done next goes in the fall crops. - See more at: http://littlemountainhaven.blogspot.de/2013/07/fall-garden-planning-planting.html?showComment=1375284573458#c911858689578628409
'm pretty excited these days. Summer is in the air, garden veggies are being harvested daily from the garden and when one bed of spring greens or summer veggies is done next goes in the fall crops. - See more at: http://littlemountainhaven.blogspot.de/2013/07/fall-garden-planning-planting.html?showComment=1375284573458#c911858689578628409
'm pretty excited these days. Summer is in the air, garden veggies are being harvested daily from the garden and when one bed of spring greens or summer veggies is done next goes in the fall crops. - See more at: http://littlemountainhaven.blogspot.de/2013/07/fall-garden-planning-planting.html?showComment=1375284573458#c911858689578628409
Looks wonderful! I'm still waiting for my beans to grow, but if the size of the plants has anything to do with it, I think this will be a great harvest too.
ReplyDeleteWe're also having (unusual) summer weather here. It's hot, but I love it ;-)