It has been just over three weeks since my last update. The trees were all pretty much full then, so the only noticeable difference has been in the garden and fruit trees. I am actually kind of disappointed with the progress lately due to the fact that we haven’t had hardly any rain for the past two weeks. However, even though the garden may not be as lush or vibrant as could it be; our early spring means everything is still ahead of normal, and we have already enjoyed quite a bit of produce from our garden.
The Yard (you may notice that Teddy managed to sneak into three of these photos)
The Trees
The apples and pears have actually grown slower lately since they are shaded by a large oak and other trees. The walnuts are soaking up lots of sun though
Pear
Apple
Walnut
The Garden
I didn’t take pictures of everything, since carrots and other such stuff are not so exciting until they are actually harvested.
Grapes
Pumpkin
Corn (chest high for me)
A lady bug eating the eggs of some garden pest off of our corn
Black Raspberries
Red Raspberries
Broccoli (we have been enjoying fresh broccoli for the past couple weeks)
Tomatoes, Onions, Broccoli, and Potatoes (Left to Right)
Cucumbers are planted all along the fence
There were many more plants which didn’t make it into pictures including peppers, Romaine Lettuce, Swiss Chard, Squash, Carrots, and other things I am not sure about. It has been fun to take these photo updates as the trees and garden came alive this spring. It is pretty interesting to look back at my first post and compare the changes. Though the calendar says it is spring still, I have a sunburn which is telling me it’s summer. I do hope to do something like this again some time. Maybe on a smaller scale though.
Until next time….
Beautiful place, Benjamin. You will be surprised at our garden.... Lots of it isn't even planted! So you will be definitely going back to spring. Have a safe trip. Bonnie
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