June 16th harvest - Mixed lettuce, Swiss chard and lots of Black Seeded Simpson lettuce
2nd Chinese Michihili cabbage...a challenge to clean because of its size!
2 feet tall! and thicker than the first one
Stripped apart and cleaned well
Garden Pix from 6/16/2012
little mushrooms growing on a large wood chip that was under a tarp
Leaf lettuce, head lettuce and Cauliflower
Carrots - the surviving ones from the large weeds I pulled...planted new seeds in empty spots
The adopted raspberry push that decided to grow next to my cucumbers and behind my red lettuce
Planted my tomatoes...currently 5 tomatoes and 4 peppers
One of my Chinese Michihili cabbages that bolted...fun to see the flowers they produce
Same with one of my Bok Choy Pak Choi that bolted...before it got bigger than the others
My Chinese Michihili Cabbage, all ready to be picked and eaten, bent over only because I put the row covers over them along with recent heavy winds
the Zucchini aisle...with the bok choy in the front and lettuce in the back
This row was not covered...Chamomile starting to grow in the front, then my dinosaur kale, one with a head start, and 2 others...the big one was enjoyed by some critter that ate most of it...but still some leaves left
The other end of the row right above, Champion collards, curly kale, cilantro and several rows of spinach
My adored watermelon plant
The other watermelon plant - sun washes away the very cool yellow dots (the stars) on the leaves
Russian Kale, 5 colored and Fordhook Swiss Chard, and bok choy
Finally getting my marigolds in...roots went a little crazy..I hope they survive transplant!
A before picture of the marigolds...Just in case
Very few of them kept their long roots while taking them out
Row of freshly planted tomatoes and peppers
back garden view
Marigolds all in!
Marigolds went where they could fit...had lots!
View from the Michihili cabbage
Watermelon bed...they will fill up this whole space in the next coming months!
