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Lots of mid-May pics
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Lots of mid-May pics
Here are pics from the gardens this morning...
Box 1 - radish, spinach, beets, peppers, basil, parsley, tomatoes
Box 2 - onions, garlic, beets, basil, tomatoes
Box 3 - carrots
Box 4 - tomatoes, sugar peas, spinach, peppers, beets
Box 5 - cucumbers, sugar peas, carrots
Box 6 - cucumbers, sugar peas, beets, onion
Box 7 - cucumbers, sugar peas, onions, garlic
First sugar pea pod
Catalina Spinach
Beets
Carrots
Cucumber seedlings - (Tasty Green, Garden Oasis, Boston Pickling, Marketmore, Chelsea Prize - 12 squares).
Container (cattle mineral tub with lots of holes drilled in side and bottom) with tomatoes (Indigo Apple) and sweet basil.
Native/ Pollinator Garden - we also scatter some dill seeds in this area for the Tiger Swallowtails.
Blue False Indigo in the Native Garden
Walkers Low Catmint (bee magnet)
Woodland Garden (hosta, bleeding heart, redbud, paw paw, bur oak)
Nesting Momma Robin...each morning she get worms from the compost pile for her babies.
Box 1 - radish, spinach, beets, peppers, basil, parsley, tomatoes
Box 2 - onions, garlic, beets, basil, tomatoes
Box 3 - carrots
Box 4 - tomatoes, sugar peas, spinach, peppers, beets
Box 5 - cucumbers, sugar peas, carrots
Box 6 - cucumbers, sugar peas, beets, onion
Box 7 - cucumbers, sugar peas, onions, garlic
First sugar pea pod
Catalina Spinach
Beets
Carrots
Cucumber seedlings - (Tasty Green, Garden Oasis, Boston Pickling, Marketmore, Chelsea Prize - 12 squares).
Container (cattle mineral tub with lots of holes drilled in side and bottom) with tomatoes (Indigo Apple) and sweet basil.
Native/ Pollinator Garden - we also scatter some dill seeds in this area for the Tiger Swallowtails.
Blue False Indigo in the Native Garden
Walkers Low Catmint (bee magnet)
Woodland Garden (hosta, bleeding heart, redbud, paw paw, bur oak)
Nesting Momma Robin...each morning she get worms from the compost pile for her babies.
landarch- Posts : 1152
Join date : 2012-01-22
Location : kansas city
Re: Lots of mid-May pics
nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
southern gardener- Posts : 1887
Join date : 2011-06-21
Age : 43
Location : california, zone 10a
Re: Lots of mid-May pics
Great pics. And I love that mamma robin can get food for her babies just a short hop away.
quiltbea- Posts : 4712
Join date : 2010-03-21
Age : 82
Location : Southwestern Maine Zone 5A
Re: Lots of mid-May pics
Nice squares!
I'm interested in seeing some photos of your layout of your native garden too, if you find time.
Have you seen any butterflies yet? I've seen several varieties of fritillary, yellow swallowtails, and one monarch (or viceroy?), and of course the sulphers. Since we put in our butterfly garden, and it's only been about one month, we've seen more butterflies in that short time than all five years combined since we've been here in this house. Can't wait for later this summer.
I'm interested in seeing some photos of your layout of your native garden too, if you find time.
Have you seen any butterflies yet? I've seen several varieties of fritillary, yellow swallowtails, and one monarch (or viceroy?), and of course the sulphers. Since we put in our butterfly garden, and it's only been about one month, we've seen more butterflies in that short time than all five years combined since we've been here in this house. Can't wait for later this summer.
slimbolen99- Posts : 185
Join date : 2013-01-15
Location : Shawnee, KS
Re: Lots of mid-May pics
I've only seen one honey bee...no other pollinators yet...the only early flowering plants I have in the yard are flowering dogwood, redbud, walkers low catmint, and columbine. I see more when the purple coneflowers and liatris start to bloom. Last year I had tons of small butterflies and moths...not so many larger butterflies and didn't see many bees (honey or bumble) at all.
Compassplant, yellow coneflower, blanketflower, and several types of milkweed should be in full swing in a few weeks.
Blue False Indigo is in full bloom but not too much activity.
I'll try to post some pics when things get going...I also scattered some dill seed in the area for pickling and swallowtail caterpillars.
Compassplant, yellow coneflower, blanketflower, and several types of milkweed should be in full swing in a few weeks.
Blue False Indigo is in full bloom but not too much activity.
I'll try to post some pics when things get going...I also scattered some dill seed in the area for pickling and swallowtail caterpillars.
landarch- Posts : 1152
Join date : 2012-01-22
Location : kansas city
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