greenhouse emptied out.. down to just the wide short table. then we can use the taller eight foot one for vending at market next week.
planning on cutting irises to sell at market also. we have nice white and purple ones. sage and mint are also possible first harvests. radishes are in a slow but close second.
table with reflectors
tomatoes
tomato plot
hardening off
tella knows to stay out!
NuMex chile pepper seedlings(getting planted tomorrow):
also to be planted tomorrow:
-quinoa
-sunflowers
-cukes
-muskmelon
-etc.
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chinook brewing hops from last year: already half way up the rope
new for this year, three sister's garden.
pulled some pretty huge stumps out of this garden
also rocks:
sangre de cristos
all drip lines in place in new garden.. mulched and some already germinated
three great tomatoes:
slicer
these cherry tomato "sugar sweeties" are by far our best tomato transplants and we'll have a bunch of these and all three tomatoes at next weeks market.
walla walla onion seedlings
mint:
freezer
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
tomatoes planted, onions and basil.
Labels:
drip irrigation,
freezing food,
greenhouse,
irrigation,
mulch,
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Tomatoes look great! You should get a "spotty" cloth for your selling table for next week!
ReplyDeleteHope my crop of two plants do as well as your hundreds.
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