Emerald and Gold Euonymus…it was in our landscaping when we moved in. Pretty, but susceptible to crown gall.
Snowball viburnum…almost at its peak.
Pie cherries forming!
Shadow on guard. He’s actually in deep doo doo after running away today. Naughty doggy.
Our lettuce is getting big…salad every night!
Cilantro…yummy on tacos. 🙂
Some of our spinach has already started to bolt (not shown)…drat!
Oregano…need to get busy and dry some for winter.
Currants getting pretty big. I wish I had enough to make jelly.
What’s growing on your homestead?
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Love those pictures! We have corn (taller than I am already), sunflowers (taller than the corn), lolla rosa lettuce (snail food - sigh), carrots, beets, tomatoes, green beans, squash (can’t keep up with the zucchini already), melons, peppers and garlic! Whew! Oh yeah - rosemary, basil and oregano. This is the first vegetable garden I’ve had in many, many years and the largest ever, and I am enjoying every minute of it! However, my husband has been complaining a bit of having squash almost every night with dinner! Hahaha! Hurry up corn! Vickie @ makingoursustainablelife.com
Hi Vickie,
Sounds like a wonderful garden! That’s great that you were able to grow so much…best wishes with your corn!
It all looks wonderful. Everything looks so green and alive. Hope you have a great day.
Heidi’s Wanderings
Thanks so much, Heidi!
All your hard work gardening and such and that dog stole the show! 🙂 Boy is he a sweetie….so handsome!
Lol! He is a sweetie, but he just barfed on the steps…sigh. Thanks for stopping by Debra!
Your currants look fantastic. I’ll put some of those in next year.
This year we have our garlic all popping up its head - about 7 up so far and at least another 50 to go I think. We have onions, potato onions, leeks (which look seriously lame), broad beans (lots thereof) and a few purple sprouting broccoli I am hanging in there to see if they grow heads. I’m getting close to ripping the rotten headless things out though. In our greenhouse we have the last of the tomatoes, cauliflower, cabbage, spinach, bolting coriander (cilantro), a few radishes, a handful of beetroots, a pumpkin and a spaghetti squash. The last of the summer crops in our frost bound wintery landscape.
Awesome! What a great list 🙂
Looks great! Our sweet corn and okra are up and we’re hilling the 2nd potato patch. Beets aren’t growing well, though. � Need to set out more tomatoes, the cabbage and broccoli.
Very cool! I still have a few things to put in…this weekend!
Lol! Thanks, Terri!
Such lovely fruits of your labor already! I’m jealous.