It ’s hard to believe all the changes in just one calendar month – but what a difference a week ready . This is the 2nd part of our Spring , Summer and Fall serial called “ The Farm and Garden in Pictures ” . June ’s pictures have bring many changes – the garden has ricochet to life – more work was completed on the barn and landscape painting – and all of the transplanted sess and perennials are starting to really take hold . So here is our little farm in early June :
Upper fence row – all the transplants have really satiate in – an all in bloom
refined sugar snap peas are in full output – most of the time they do n’t make it home from the vine when we cull them !
Upper fence row – all the transplants have really filled in – an all in bloom
Fresh Spring Onions from the Garden
The upper garden – all of the tomato and peppers are setting flowers and grow tight
The lower garden is farm well – potatoes , carrots , onions , garlic , lettuce peas and unripe beans
Sugar snap peas are in full production – most of the time they don’t make it home from the vines when we pick them!
The front landscaping and daylilies transplants are all starting to fill in
Still a near supplying of Lettuce , Radishes and Onions to make this salad
The first jalapeno appears …
Fresh Spring Onions from the Garden
courgette has really taken off in the last few weeks .
Sherman surveys the farm from his front porch .
The upper pergola grass transplant are really taking off – we are really hoping they will form a back hedge for the arbor
The upper garden – all of the tomatoes and peppers are setting flowers and growing fast
The rescued brick terrace nears mop up – progress now offer out past the posts
The Cajun Belle Madagascar pepper – baby peppers are now on almost all of the vines
The Big Mama tomato plant – so far our trial on this industrial plant holds promising result – we already have four to five big tomatoes on the flora .
The lower garden is growing well – potatoes, carrots, onions, garlic, lettuce peas and green beans
The tomatoes are all nestle in their stake - a cage ’s – the rain from last Thursday and Friday has sent them into a growth spirt
The front landscaping and daylilies transplants are all starting to fill in
Still a good supply of Lettuce, Radishes and Onions to make this salad
The first jalapeno appears…
Zucchini has really taken off in the last few weeks.
Sherman surveys the farm from his front porch.
The upper pergola grass transplants are really taking off – we are really hoping they will form a back hedge for the pergola
The reclaimed brick patio nears completion – progress now extends out past the posts
The Cajun Belle pepper – baby peppers are now on almost all of the vines
The Big Mama tomato plant – so far our trial on this plant holds promising results – we already have four to five big tomatoes on the plant.
The tomatoes are all nestled in their stake-a cage’s – the rain from last Thursday and Friday has sent them into a growth spurt
