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View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize Here is another round of garden photos for June. I think I’ll post more in the month of June simply to illustrate the fascinating and rapid growth of these plants. The cucumbers are really … Read More
View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize Of the various vegetable plants shown here, I really like the ability of the cucumber plant to climb the twine trellis. Arms reach out to latch on for … Read More
Featured Spring garden photos after a month of growth (May 2017). Ideally, these would have been at this stage in April, but I’m keeping them cool with short daily waterings. The garden includes: various peppers; various tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchinis, and … Read More
View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize In addition to my primal gardens, I have a few bird feeders, which attract some neat birds and wild life. Cardinals, doves, colorful sparrows, and squirrels visit my primal lands. Sunflower seeds … Read More
View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize Here’s a collection of my brussels sprouts plant. To my surprise, it grew for several months and the plant itself got pretty massive before deciding to … Read More
View fullsize A snapshot of my spring garden selection. A few bags of soil to add to my existing garden beds. Once the garden beds are established, each successive year simply requires a bag or two of garden soil in … Read More
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View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize An aerial view of cabbage and spinach plants in garden #3 taken back in March 2017. (If you’re interested in starting your own garden while getting healthy and fit at the same time, simply … Read More
View fullsize View fullsize Brussels sprouts in my garden for the first time, so we’ll see how it goes. The plant looks very similar to a cabbage plant, and interestingly, the individual sprout looks like a miniature cabbage. How about … Read More