Post by canadamike on Jul 23, 2008 20:59:12 GMT -5
I taught a couple of them might be timely, I sure know I would like to see the gardens of my friends in the south...
Melon testing row, view from the barn,
The same row, from the other end (watermelons), the sun was setting
The potato patch, all cultivars provided by the Canadian potato ressource center for trials. They mostly are heirloom cultivars...
Taken 10 days ago, now, it is getting hard to walk between most rows.
Part of my Tom Wagner's corner. The plants are smaller, because they where planted much later, but very healthy, and I hill as soon as I can, I want lots of seed potatoes.
My precious melon and watermelon patch, these cultivars I will work with more, and the small greenhouse made from leftover scraps of wood will be covered once neededé
Taken 10 days ago, the covered melons, the space for my turnip rooted chervil, not planted yet, I'll grow lettuce this week in it before the fall planting of TRC, the beans, carrotsand more beans, one of the 4 rows of tomatoes and Tom's potatoes, a part of them at the right. It all weeded now... for a while only I guess...
A sliced sample of my Fragaria Capsicumensis:
Melon testing row, view from the barn,
The same row, from the other end (watermelons), the sun was setting
The potato patch, all cultivars provided by the Canadian potato ressource center for trials. They mostly are heirloom cultivars...
Taken 10 days ago, now, it is getting hard to walk between most rows.
Part of my Tom Wagner's corner. The plants are smaller, because they where planted much later, but very healthy, and I hill as soon as I can, I want lots of seed potatoes.
My precious melon and watermelon patch, these cultivars I will work with more, and the small greenhouse made from leftover scraps of wood will be covered once neededé
Taken 10 days ago, the covered melons, the space for my turnip rooted chervil, not planted yet, I'll grow lettuce this week in it before the fall planting of TRC, the beans, carrotsand more beans, one of the 4 rows of tomatoes and Tom's potatoes, a part of them at the right. It all weeded now... for a while only I guess...
A sliced sample of my Fragaria Capsicumensis:
