Sweet potato
Sweet potato
Sweet potato
Millionaire Hybrid Eggplant
Everbearing strawberry
Everbearing strawberry
cauliflower callused wound, axillary buds will form soon
Millionaire Hybrid eggplant
Tamarind tree
Lavender Touch eggplant
Long Purple eggplant
Sprite determinate (bush-type) tomato
Azoychka Heirloom tomato
Azoychka
Azoychka
Dr. Wyches Yellow (left) and Aunt Gertie's Gold (right) Heirloom tomatoes
The four rightmost plants in the green bins fell over on the weekend, the weight of the 4 plants was too much for the angled top string and it snapped. This picture was taken after I solved the problem this morning. I lashed a 2x4 to the deck railing to serve as another post, replaced the top string with a much stronger, plastic wrapped wire and raised up the plants with some new garden twine.
SunSugar FT Hybrid cherry tomato
Bush Bean
Zapotec Heirloom tomato
Zapotec
Zapotec
Zapotec
Zapotec
Bulgarian Triumph Heirloom tomato
SunSugar FT hybrid tomato
Tangella Heirloom tomato
Wheatgrass
Aunt Gertie's Gold Heirloom tomato
Onion flower
Onion flower
Onion flower
Dark green Open-pollinated (left) and Spineless Beauty Hybrid (right) zucchini plants
Spineless Beauty Hybrid zucchini
Spineless Beauty Hybrid zucchini
Dark Green Open-pollinated zucchini
Broccoli plant bolting and flowering
Wild Cherry tomato
Wild Cherry tomato
wild cherry tomato (red) and yellow currant tomato (yellow)
Mojito mint
SunSugar FT hybrid tomato
Golden Raspberry
Golden Raspberry
Golden Raspberry
English Thyme
Sweet Salad Basil
Sweet Salad Basil
Sweet Salad Basil
Sweet Salad Basil
4 comments:
ANDRIUS!
I just checked back in to see if your garden had progressed in the summer! Perhaps we need some new photos, as it is the harvest season. Or maybe some pictures of you eating some of these delicacies?
Either way, I hope your lack in blog posting is because of an abundance of wonder and emotion in your real life.
Cheers!
I just rediscovered that I had/have a blog! I'm starting a bunch of veggie plants in my room in Toronto from seed under lights, with future expansion to a large windowsill. Once I figure out how I used to upload and resize the images I'll post some recent pics!
Hi Andrius, your blog is lovely! I love all the pictures! I was wondering if you could help me out in any way... I planted seeds in a garden bed about a month ago and am now looking at over a dozen healthy plants, but I am confused. I planted tomatoes and eggplant, and have these rather tall (now over 1' each) plants which have many leaves at the top, less along the bottom. I know they are not tomatoes based on the leaves, but I am really confused because it doesn't seem like they look like traditional eggplant plants either. However, (which is how I came across your blog) I see that the "early long purple" variety differ a bit from the traditional eggplant plant, and I was wondering if you could give me some more descriptors as to what your plants looked like while they were growing (if you remember). The plants look healthy so I absolutely know they're not weeds (though I have many in the garden).. but I am really puzzled because they almost look like sunflower plants (the stalks are extremely thick, almost 1/2") Thank you so much!!
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