Showing posts with label pallets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pallets. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 28, 2017

Beautifully aesthetic trellis vegetable garden

pumpkin

kajari melon

pumpkin

buttercup squash

pallet & trellis garden of melons, pumpkins, butternut/buttercup squash

melons, cucumbers, & pumpkins on trellis

tomatoes

zucchini & crookneck squash

pineapple & other tropical indoor plants

butternut squash, honeydew melons, peppers & cucumbers

greens growing

Tuesday, June 20, 2017

Came back home to big zucchini in the garden & other garden photos

I was away from the garden for a couple of days, and I knew I would be coming home to big zucchini and crookneck squash because they were already getting big. I harvested the zucchini and crookneck squash to make fried squash with rice for dinner tonight.






the top left squashes were fused together


By the way, when I was taking pictures of the garden, I didn't notice that the lens wasn't clean, so there is a smudge in the center of some of the photos.




Additionally, the buttercup squash is growing alongside the cucumbers which are also producing fruit. In a matter of weeks I will be harvesting cucumbers and buttercup squash hopefully.




The melons are flowering alongside the pumpkins and tomatoes as well, and because they are all in the very early stages it will be some time before I will harvest them. I think it's going to be a great year for a lot of the vegetables and fruits I'm growing, though because they'll have two to three more months of summer weather.

squash
tomatoes
cucumbers & pumpkin

2 rows of cucumbers, pumpkins, & buttercup squash
butternut squash, pepper, cucumber, & watermelons growing








Some other plants that are growing are the pineapples in the containers. I have 5 pineapples growing that are over 2 years old now.
pineapples & other tropical indoor plants
The grapes are getting larger as well...


Happy gardening, y'all!

Sunday, May 28, 2017

I come home to find HUGE VEGETABLES in the garden

For Memorial weekend, I went to visit my grandmother for a couple of days. We decorated my grandfather's grave and his family members' graves as well.
When I came back home last night, I rushed to the garden to see the progress on the plants. And sure enough after all of this rainfall, the vegetables had doubled their size within days.

Here are some pictures I took of the vegetables plants in the garden.


crookneck squash

row of crookneck squash

row of zucchini & crookneck

squash growing in compost





rows of tomatoes

artichoke

row of pumpkins

row of cucumbers

row of cucumbers

melons & cucumbers in compost pockets with trellis
melons, acorn & butternut squash along pallets

Swiss chard









peas