The chard (in the foreground) was a gift from a friend with a surplus. It's the red-ribbed variety.
So, to recap, this year's garden is home to twenty-four tomato plants, three kinds of beans, six bell pepper plants, two zucchini plants, two varieties of pumpkin, and eight chard plants. I'm not growing eggplant or cucumbers this year. I'll post a few close ups over the next few days.
Why aren't you eating that purslane? Eat it when it is young....
ReplyDeleteVery nutritious! https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/purslane
DeleteAnd a partridge in a pear tree. It looks great!
ReplyDeleteYea! I’ve been patiently waiting for garden pictures. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot! Weeds are invisible!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the update and list of quantities you're growing.
What a beautiful garden!
ReplyDeletetim, I think I tried it once.
ReplyDeletemitch, our pear tree died. But I can supply two turtle doves, not to mention the French hens.
bettyann, brace yourself!
mary, more important will be the quantities of the harvest!
michael, thanks! I enjoy watching it all grow.
Call me once you've amassed the lords a leaping.
DeletePurslane, ick. We have it as well. I tried it once as well....
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