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| Dew on the edge of a cucumber plant. Look at the beautiful curl. |
I love to walk in the garden in the morning. There is no diamond necklace as beautiful as the dew drops on the edge of a leaf. Take a walk with me and enjoy.
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| Dew dappled cauliflower leaf |
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| loving the way the light works in this picture of a cucumber leaf |
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| two baby bell peppers covered in dew |
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| the fingers of the sweet pea plant reaching for the lattice |
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| Double headed cabbage with amazing purple veins |
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| Broccoli is well on its way |
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| Rosemary loving this spot |
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| An overall view of gardens 1 and 2 |
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| An overall view of garden 3 |
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| Juliette tomatoes starting to produce |
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| Patio tomatoes from spring getting their second wind in fall |
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| cucumber taking advantage of the lattice |
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| Carrots loving this pot |
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| Only the rich soil of a square foot garden could support this amount of plants so close |
2 COMMENTS - CLICK HERE TO LEAVE YOUR COMMENT!:
Your gardening is inspiring! I have been buying more and more at our local farmer's market. I ate swiss chard and bok choy for the first time last week... this saturday, I bought some kind of young pea stouts, mixed greens sprouts and kale... I am really stretching but loving it. Oh, I also bought radish with all the greens on top... I am trying to put just about anything in my salads... hee her.
Maybe next year I can get into the gardening. I have tried so many times, but it seems I can never keep up with them... they end up drying out and dying.
you are more adventurous in your eating than I am Lindy! I would highly suggest you check out the NEW Square Foot Gardening book at your local library. I am very pleased with the difference it has made. No weeds, organic and the mixture contains humus and vermiculite which holds the moisture. So far, I am very pleased with the results. I can't wait until spring to build more boxes!
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