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We grew fifty tomato plants from seed this year. Eighteen are in the ground, nine are in reserve (not sure why), and we gave 23 away yesterday to happy passersby. I would like to think my signs helped with the quick dispersal, but the enthusiastic response was probably due to the fact that our garden is spectacular, and no one questioned the quality of the plants. Also, free tomato plants at this time of year is a good thing! They were all snapped up in a few hours.
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A quiet moment in the garden --- oh hello!
Garden Pumpkin...
More insect love going on out there in the garden. Anyone know what these bugs are? . .. #insect #whatisthis #entomologist #garden #garden2021 #boulder #boulderco #bouldercounty #lafayatte #lafayetteco #lafayattecolorado #louisville #louisvilleco #louisvillecolorado #longmont #longmontco #longmontcolorado #bigashfarm #bigashfarmcolorado #farm #farmlife #erie #erieco #eriecolorado #broomfield #broomfieldco #broomfieldcolorado https://www.instagram.com/p/CTGvVsONTeJ/?utm_medium=tumblr
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Hey! Pretty flower 😊 I will paint you soon 💛 #alexandraromanoart #summer2021 #garden2021 (at Toronto, Ontario) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQeKtoznRYJ/?utm_medium=tumblr
I tried to pick all the herbs before the freeze. Basket stuffed full of basil, paper grocery bag full of oregano, a nice bundle of comfrey, and smaller amounts of anise hyssop, thyme, parsley, and rosemary.
Herbs are always worth the small amount of garden space they take up. They're so productive, and low maintenance.
In the fall garden, I've got
- 12 kale plants (8 lacinato, 4 that's sorta frilly & sorta red) They've been growing a while and are doing well - 12 or 16 cauliflowers, planted rather late bc they were left over at work. Not sure what kind. - Lots of lemony volunteer sheep sorrel - Lettuces planted in amongst all of the above Also got in late (this week), for the same reason. - 1 lavender, 1 St. John's wort, and a whole tray of something that is similar to (but not quite) yarrow, and - A cleared space by the comfrey to put those last in. I'm waiting a few days to set them in the ground, since I just dumped a wheelbarrow full of rabbit-barn-floor there. - And here comes Omie!
Now I need to figure out how I'm going to cover all this for the frost we're due to get later this week!
