Does anyone know what this is?
These tubers suddenly appeared in 2 of the strawberry plants.
??
Only May 1st and this was our garden harvest.
Lettuces, spinach, onions, all the herbs you could want and tons of strawberries! Ummmmmm….
I spent all morning dividing hostas. Started 2 years ago with about 10-15. I now must have hundreds!
This is so wonderful. First time I’ve divided them. First time I even knew about it! I’ll let you know how they survive.
It’s been 5 weeks since I planted this baby and, boy, is he happy.
There were no cones on him at all when I got him and all the light green is new growth.
He’s absolutely gorgeous and a real showstopper.
April 15th, and the entire garden is in! Sweet!
Now we water and wait. It will be well worth it.
Lettuce, spinach, broccoli, onions, carrots, potatoes, green beans, peppers, cucumbers, tomatoes.
I just planted a bush pickle cucumber plant. From seed, takes about 50 days to produce. I’m thinking, from the plant, about 5 weeks.
All new to me so, we’ll see!
And, I’m staking it, like tomatoes, so it takes less space.
Hooray! I have a broccoli florette already!
Gonna be a great growing season!
And the beans are well up
only 8 days after planting the seeds!
Add those to the lettuce,
spinach, carrots, potatoes,
and onions.
*Smile!
We had such a mild winter that everything survived. The only herbs that died were the basil and tomatoes (do tomatoes count?). In the garden, besides what I’ve planted, from last year onions and potatoes are already coming up. Here are a few of the other plants left from last year:
Lots of chamomile. In fact, I’ve transplanted it into 3 different spots.
Catnip came up in multiple spots. It lived where it was planted last season and it came up in several places in the vegetable garden! I’ve moved all of it beside the “herb staircase.”
Lemon Thyme is fabulous. What a fragrance! It became huge in this spot near the waterfall. I also have it all through the stone staircase.
The Oregano also grew huge last year in 2 garden spots. Again, because of the size this year, I’ve transplanted it along the herb staircase.
And, all the fruit is going strong. Blueberries, Strawberries, and Red Raspberries should all produce nicely this year! What a fun, fabulous garden!