Welcome back. Time is flying by as summer is officially underway and today is already the 4th of July. It seems like just a few weeks ago the snow had melted and I was preparing the garden for the season.
June ended up being one of the wettest on record hear in the Northeast. I recorded 7.5 inches of rain in my yard for the month, while other nearby areas in central New York state received up to 12 inches.
This week I will post just photos to bring you up to date on my garden progress. Despite the wet conditions, most everything seems to be doing quite well. To date we have been enjoying radishes, loose leaf and romaine lettuce, kale, scallions, and snap peas.
Enjoy the photos.
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| Oregon Sugar Pod II Peas - Bumper Crop |
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| Fresh Snow Peas |
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| Thriving Pea Plants |
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| Loose Leaf Lettuce Blend and Romaine Hearts |
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| Radish Blend (Park Seed Beauty Blend) |
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| Potatoes |
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| Using Straw as Mulch |
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| Kale (Dwarf Blue Scottish Curly), Romaine Lettuce, Tomatoes |
Thank you for visiting my blob, and happy 4th of July.
In my next post, a Killdeer sighting in my yard.
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