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Post by julianna on Jul 4, 2015 17:07:46 GMT -5
It is wonderful to see my garden growing and I have almost every vegetable you can think of planted. My garden is about 20' X 10' so it cannot hold too much of anything.... but still a good size.
I always plant lots of green peas for Oscar and boy he knows it. When I ask him to come to the garden with me, he just cannot wait to go. The peas are not ready yet as they are only a few inches out of the ground but that doesn't stop Oscar. He wants to eat the leaves and not just the juice from the leaves but he loves the leaves. His second favorite is the grapevine I have growing which actually produces grapes. Not enough to make wine but enough to eat by hand. His next favorite is the dill weed. For some reason he loves breaking up the stems of dill weed and that is okay because it is growing wild in the garden.
Don't you just love spring time? For those who's winter is coming.... sorry... for bragging but I only get a few months a year... so I must celebrate each precious day.
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Post by cnyguy on Jul 4, 2015 19:41:14 GMT -5
Glad that your garden is doing so well. My apartment complex offers a small resident garden area-- each resident who wants one gets a row about 5 x 25 feet. Since I do the general gardening at the complex (10 acres of flowers, trees and shrubs), I don't have the time to take proper care of even a small vegetable garden any more. I just have four tomato plants growing in large pots on my balcony, and they're growing beautifully, much better than the ones in the resident garden rows. Too much rain over the past month has been detrimental to gardens and farms in upstate New York. I do miss my garden row though-- like you, I always grew peas (first for George, then for Ralph), along with a few other things I could fit in the space.
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Post by easttex on Jul 5, 2015 5:33:21 GMT -5
For the first year in several, I felt uninspired to garden. We've been in a drought for so long and summers are so hot and humid here that I've really struggled. The rain situation is much improved this year. Maybe next year.
I have grapes, too, but since the first year they started producing something eats them all while they are still green and hard. I suspect raccoons. I do have a fig tree that produces pretty nicely. I have to share with the birds and wasps, but there are enough to go around.
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Post by aaron on Jul 5, 2015 15:02:37 GMT -5
We planted some peas this year too... It didn't go incredibly well, but we got some, and those that we did get were greatly appreciated by Cupcake.
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