Potatoes:
The long view of the garden.
Broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage and Brussels sprouts
Judith’s pumpkin plant is huge, and grows every day.
Levi’s corn
Celery and lettuce with Elisabeth’s broccoli plant in the front
The Zucchini
Alaska living, home education, gardening, hunting, fishing, trapping and preserving the harvest
Thursday, July 7, 2011
The Garden Enjoys the Rain
We had a rainy week last week and the garden really enjoyed the rain.
Potatoes:
The long view of the garden.
Broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage and Brussels sprouts
Judith’s pumpkin plant is huge, and grows every day.
Levi’s corn
Celery and lettuce with Elisabeth’s broccoli plant in the front
The Zucchini
Potatoes:
The long view of the garden.
Broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage and Brussels sprouts
Judith’s pumpkin plant is huge, and grows every day.
Levi’s corn
Celery and lettuce with Elisabeth’s broccoli plant in the front
The Zucchini
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Your garden is looking good Melissa. It's dumb, but I never think of it raining in Alaska, just snowing. I guess just a sterotype of your beautiful state. Our garden had a late and slow start with cool temps & rain, but now with the intense heat & humidity, it's catching up nicely, but I don't think it will be one of our best harvests ever.
ReplyDeleteWow, you can be proud of your efforts! I can't wait to see all you get.
ReplyDeleteIt all looks great. You've got quite a garden there. :)
ReplyDeleteJoAnn
I love your garden pics!
ReplyDeleteLynn
Wow, it looks great. Weldon for the all hard work to maintain that garden.
ReplyDelete