My Lime trees survived the Winter! And are supporting new growth!
Two volunteer leeks that showed up - and will be in leek pie soon:
Beans, Black Eyed Peas, and others doing well:
Onions starting to do their thing:
Overwintered Garlic:
Volunteer lettuce:
Asparagus popped up in a hurry:
All the grains are doing nicely even after the late start:
Overall, I am very pleased with how planting a month earlier than I have done in the past has worked out.
The other day we did bacon wrapped asparagus on the BBQ and it was SOOOO good.
ReplyDeleteThink you can do corn in your climate TB?
It all looks really good! Congratulations and God bless!
ReplyDeleteGlen - I am now hungry again. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI have tried corn multiple times over the years. It should grow, people do grow it - but I constantly seem to bottom out. Not sure why. I am trying different varieties, mostly drought tolerant.
Thank you Linda! High hopes at this stage.
ReplyDeleteSuch a joy to seen things growing like that. It definitely pays to experiment. Love the volunteers!
ReplyDeleteThank you Leigh! Honestly, volunteers are the most fun thing about growing - I am always curious to see what will show up where.
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