Showing posts with label grapes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grapes. Show all posts
Saturday, September 21, 2019
Saturday, August 24, 2019
Wednesday, July 3, 2019
Blueberry, broccoli, squash harvest & other garden happenings
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| Squash and corn garden |
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| Bean garden |
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| Blueberry harvest & broccoli, squash from the garden. Had the squash and broccoli fried then pureed as a soup with potatoes and leeks. |
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| Not sure what this is but I ate it like it was zucchini. Cooked it fried with rice. |
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| Grapes to make some wine or jam, not sure yet |
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| Rose of sharon looking tropical and poised |
Sunday, August 21, 2016
Sunday, August 16, 2015
Watermelon, Grape, & Strawberry harvest
Wednesday, June 3, 2015
Growing Grapes, Papaya, & Figs in zone 6 (VIDEO)
In the video provided I give you a tour of my mini gardens which are growing Peas, Swiss Chard, Cucumbers, Potatoes, and Tomatoes. Also I show you that the Grapes are finally filling out, and will be ready to harvest later in the year. I was worried that the grapes had been eaten by birds, since it looked like they had been stripped.
The Fig trees are finally setting leaves and making new branches. To my grateful surprise, when I added compost to the new Fig, I must have had a lot of Papaya seeds added to the soil. So, Papaya seedlings sprouted up. I will take up the seedlings to transfer them to pots, then keep them inside during the winter months.
The Fig trees are finally setting leaves and making new branches. To my grateful surprise, when I added compost to the new Fig, I must have had a lot of Papaya seeds added to the soil. So, Papaya seedlings sprouted up. I will take up the seedlings to transfer them to pots, then keep them inside during the winter months.
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