Turnips with Tunnels, Wilting Cucumbers and Blighted Tomatoes

I haven’t posted in a while – it’s been a busy summer and I’ve been enjoying my garden’s bounty. Contrary to the title of the post, the garden’s been great so far. I’ve had more zucchini this season than last season. I’ve got a basket of fresh tomatoes on my counter that I’ve been using … Read more

Harvesting Vegetables from the garden in July

Picking tomatoes, potatoes, zucchini and beans now Ate my first red garden tomatoes today from the Miracle BPF plants. A couple of chocolate cherry tomatoes too. Oh so tasty. The summer squash and zucchini are starting to roll in and I’ve got some tiny baby cucumbers on the vines.  I had the sprinklers on for … Read more

Walking Around My Garden With a Big Silly Grin

Gushing in the Garden and How’s It Growing? I love this. I walk around my garden now with a big silly grin on my face. I feel like this is it – it’s really happening now. I waited all winter, dreaming of NOW – heading out first thing in the morning to pick ripe berries, … Read more

I Can Move Mulch Mountains

There’s still a bit left, but I’ll use it all in the next day or so. When the guys dumped it, the mulched had covered some of the herb bed, but I was able to move the mound off the herbs by the end of the 2nd day so they seem to be recovering nicely. … Read more

My First Load of Arborist Wood Chip Mulch for the Garden

I Got Free Mulch! Don’t Worry Husband, I’ll Take Care Of It! When A-girl and I took the dog for a walk after we put G on the bus today, I heard the tell tale sound of trees being chipped somewhere close by. I brought Kylie home and put my baby girl in the car … Read more

I’m Planting the Tomatoes

I can’t wait any longer! Pleeeaaase don’t get too cold from now on. I want lots and lots of heirloom tomatoes this season. Please and Thank you!

The Best Way To Grow Peas in the Garden

*sigh* I just saw a clip in a gardening TV show about planting peas that would have been helpful if I saw it 3 months ago!! The peas I planted on March 12th directly in the garden *should* have been planted in peat strips, or probably a cardboard egg carton, indoors a couple of weeks … Read more