The Banana Peppers are coming on potent – Hot Pepper Mustard is just around the quoin !
The Marquette Grapes make it from the glasshouse just in metre for the first big heat wafture ! So far so sound – they are growing on their stakes . When they grow a bit enceinte – we will flip them from the small individual stakes to the trellis line next spring .
The Barn Pergola was finally complete in June ! It will hopefully be a great place to relax in the coming months after long days in the garden .
The Banana Peppers are coming on strong – Hot Pepper Mustard is just around the corner!
The Tomatoes are occupy out their stakes - a cage – we have a peck of green yield on the vine … ketchup , salsa and sauce should be right around the corner !
Close up of the Roma Tomatoes on the vine
We planted two clematis on the upper pergola – we desire they will grow to fill in the top grid with shade in the occur years
The Marquette Grapes arrived from the nursery just in time for the first big heat wave! So far so good – they are growing on their stakes. When they grow a bit bigger – we will switch them from the small individual stakes to the trellis lines next spring.
The deer determine our purple green bean right before harvest … I hope they enjoyed …
Our new cosmetic Piper nigrum we are trying – the poinsettia . They have tons of blooms and little gullible peppers – now they just need to change by reversal to their vibrant yellow and orangish colour .
Our favorite ornamental pepper – the Sangria . We put them in a the great unwashed planting layer and they are taking off – one C of little royal peppers that will sour crimson red in the surrender .
The Barn Pergola was finally completed in June! It will hopefully be a great place to relax in the coming months after long days in the garden.
Close up of the Sangria Blooms and white pepper
The Four Amigos … four of our hens looking for bugs in the yard . The girls have layed steady through the heat so far – about 8 testis a day on average from the 9 hen .
The beautiful bloom of a spanish onion in the garden
The Tomatoes are filling out their stake-a cages – we have a lot of green fruit on the vine…ketchup, salsa and sauce should be right around the corner!
Zucchini have been holding their own in the intense heat … this is one of the beneficial plant life
The Revolution Green Bell Peppers have been producing inviolable – here are a few on the vine powerful after a hard rain has splash them with grunge .
We started work on the frame of the out-of-door kitchen structure – we have built most of the shell in the barn to stay out of the hot Sunday as much as we can
Close up of the Roma Tomatoes on the vine
Zinnias in efflorescence in one of the potted planter
With Dad ’s old flagpole in place- the farm starts to take anatomy . It ’s hard to think just four wager were in place a yr ago to pit where the b would go .
The front bench sustain a fresh pelage of black rouge to match the barn . The work bench was a freebie that was discarded by a local business changing it ’s decor .
We planted two clematis on the upper pergola – we hope they will grow to fill in the top grid with shade in the coming years
Last but least – we had a few “ extra ” house physician in the barn this past month … Momma shuttlecock found a overnice place under our pigeon loft to raise some little ones .
Our garden signs we made physique reclaimed b floor .
The deer found our purple green beans right before harvest…I hope they enjoyed…
Our newest ornamental pepper we are trying – the poinsettia. They have tons of blooms and little green peppers – now they just need to turn to their vibrant yellow and orange color.
Our favorite ornamental pepper – the Sangria. We put them in a mass planting bed and they are taking off – hundreds of little purple peppers that will turn crimson red in the fall.
Close up of the Sangria Blooms and Peppers
The Four Amigos…four of our hens looking for bugs in the yard. The girls have layed steady through the heat so far – about 8 eggs a day on average from the 9 hens.
The beautiful bloom of a spanish onion in the garden
Zucchini have been holding their own in the intense heat…this is one of the better plants
The Revolution Green Bell Peppers have been producing strong – here are a few on the vine right after a hard rain has splattered them with dirt.
We started work on the framing of the outdoor kitchen structure – we have built most of the shell in the barn to stay out of the hot sun as much as we can
Zinnias in bloom in one of the potted planters
With Dad’s old flagpole in place- the farm starts to take shape. It’s hard to believe just four stakes were in place a year ago to mark where the barn would go.
The front bench got a fresh coat of black paint to match the barn. The bench was a freebie that was discarded by a local business changing it’s decor.
Last but least – we had a few “extra” residents in the barn this past month…Momma bird found a nice place under our loft to raise some little ones.
Our garden signs we made form reclaimed barn flooring.
