Goat’s beard

I wonder many times why this weedy plant even occupies primo spot of my garden, I see it all over the town wild in the wetlands. It’s Goat’s beard, I cut it down to the roots every year but it comes back strong.

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Well, sometimes I get to arrange pretty flowers it produces in late June.

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Mid June garden update

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Blueberry bush is loaded with fruit

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Early Girls are bearing first tomatoes of the season.

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Container potatoes are poking out of the ground

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I acquired yellow raspberry plant last year, happy to see it bearing fruits.

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Methi in abundance

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Cooling off with rosemary lemon water. I hacked my rosemary bush this year, plan to dry out excess leaves.

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Berry harvest continues…

June 2014

I was able to harvest chives, mint, many bunches of methi, lots of basil and berries. Not everything got pictured though.

I had a very late start to gardening season, seedlings are just emerging from the ground. Here’s an update with lots of pictures.

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Box 6 – Peas, spinach and zucchini seedlings

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Pea seedlings

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Zucchini seedling is barely out of the soil

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Spinach seedlings

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Beets are out of the ground. Beet seedpod contains many individual seeds, notice how seedlings emerge in the clusters. When plants are bigger, it needs transplanting with more space apart.

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More Zucchini

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Green Sorrel

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Box 5 – Peas on both sides and green beans in the middle. Below are close-up shots of germinating green bean seed.

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Beans!!

 

Enjoy Gardening…