Peppers take a walk

The tomatoes are too tall. The Marigolds are too darn bushy. The potatoes are done. Liberate as many spuds as you can find. Work the clayey soil. Mutter to yourself for the fact you might have gotten 20lbs of spuds. Haven't weighed it. Either a 2-1 or 3-1 ratio. Thinking to yourself whether you had to fertilize more or water, or the heavy soil. Shrug it off. Dig up the various peppers being enclosed upon and give them a new home. Moist and call it a day.

Aerial - Pepper Movement | Tomato encroachment

Hmm... I'm not sure what happened.

#23 It's a Wonderberry

Few days Late

Took this video on the 6th of May. Few days ago. Since then the garden has grown a bit. I was telling V this morning how tonight we need to eat a bit of salad because the garden is getting out of control....

This video encompasses nearly everything but specifically the Wheat, Broccoli, and Potatoes.

Today while outside this morning I noticed that the eggplant sticks are sprouting new leaves. A few of the pepper sticks are still green and the Okra is hanging in there. The potatoes really are bulging up out of the dirt in the front yard now.

I've had a few conversations with jody @ spring garden Acre about broccoli plants. So here is my video reply to how the have gotten on so far being planted in february in michigan.

Enjoy.

Day in the Life - Pictorial

Front Overview - East

Front Overview - West

Cabbage | Brussels #1

 

Tomato | Eggplant | Pepper #2

Potato #3

Greens - East #4

Greens - West #5

Maggio Onion | Elephant Garlic #6

Chard | Peas | Beets #7

Radishes #8

Onions | Leeks #9

Broccoli #10

East Garden- South

East Garden - North