Howdy y'all,
Its been a while since I posted here. I didn't even post a summer blog, but still a lot of folks from all over the world are looking at my past blogs. Thank you. This years summer crop was a mixed bag. It got hot early and stayed hot. My tomatoes did poorly. My Peppers, peanuts, and egg plants did great. All my squash got killed by the squash bugs.
So I replanted the squash in late summer and they are doing great!
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| Here's my pickles in the front and spaghetti squash in the back. Both have a lot of fruit growing on them. |
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| one of the cute little cuc's |
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| and a spaghetti looking good |
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it's not summer, but the summer squash is doing good!
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| stir fry tonight! |
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| here's the butternut doing just fine. |
Now for the winter crops
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| two varieties of Chinese cabbages. I'll add some from seed soon. |
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| Front to back, 2 Brussel sprouts, 2 cauliflower, 8 collards. |
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| a full bed of broccoli! |
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| Meet Smokie! He's a new American Chinchilla rabbit. Ge's in quarantine for a couple more weeks. then i'll introduce him to the ladies. |
I also have a bed of lettuces to be put under cold frames as well as the chinese cabbages for when the frost gets here. It should be a good winter here. The Farmers Almanac predicts a mild winter here. When the cold does hit i'll let the squash beds be empty till spring.
Ken
