It's been an amazing gardening year thus far.
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| But I am not sure what to make of the albino squash and cukes. |
Long relatively cool spring with ample rain.
The freezer is full of broccoli, brussel spouts, peas, kohlrabi,
and of course peas.
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| The pigs really enjoy all the garden scraps |
There is a big 'ole crock of cabbage fermenting into sauerkraut in the cellar...a new experiment for me ...and the canning has begun.
It has all seemed a bit easier this year.
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| corn, pumpkins, limas, butternut and watermelon on the way in the far outer patch |
Perhaps its the experience factor.
Perhaps its the better tools and reworking of layout, water lines and fencing.
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| I don't mind weeding. Listening to the songs of the birds and the wind chimes is so soothing. |
Perhaps it is that I have spent more time in the veggie patches as an escape from the elders when needed.
Perhaps it is simply that I love what I do.
7 comments:
SO envious of your space. It looks like a bountiful harvest, enjoy your rewards, you work hard enough for them.
Absolutely beautiful garden and produce! I'm quite envious! Enjoy!
what a lovely bounty from your garden. I've never seen white cucumbers or squash but they look pretty.
Diana
I think it's all of the above. This has been a glorious year so far for spending time in the garden. Yours is a delight! I love the little world that you have created up there on your hilltop.
Perhaps the quiet breeze, bird cheeps, alone time has been "food" for your soul . . .
No doubt about it . . . I see success and many fruits of your labor . . .
What a woman . . .
Your garden is beautiful!!!! you are going to be set for winter with all those fresh veggies!
your garden is sooooo impressive, you should see mine....it's a little smaller ;)
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