inch by inch, row by row

{on the first day of Spring}

{two days ago}

In this garden I have growing, beets, radishes, snap peas, pole beans, two varieties of bush beans, garlic, cukes, zukes, three varieties of hot peppers, red peppers, potatoes, strawberries, kale, swiss chard, arugula, spinach, nasturtium, cilantro, parsley, mint and lemon basil.

It feels so good to have the garden in and growing strong. Yet, there always seems to be room and the temptation to plant just a few more things. This year I planted all of our tomatoes (paste and cherry) and tomatillos in the 'coop garden' which I haven't gotten a good picture of yet. Let's all send each other Happy Growing wishes! I love looking at gardens! Care to share a link, post or picture of yours?

Comments

[Stacey]

Here's are garden about two weeks ago. http://echolage.wordpress.com/2011/05/30/all-without-a-yard/

I'm writing this from a coffee shop while Kevin and Alder are harvesting and replanting three sections of our garden. Good bye radishes, lettuces and spinach. Hello dikon, aloe and arugula.

[SpiderWomanKnits]

really nice stacey! i love that your garden is so 'out there' and that you are growing your own in the city. i bet it's really inspiring to passers-by.

[katie]

Since we moved to Boston last summer I've really missed my old Oregon community garden :( I work at a University with a student-run garden. Since most of the students are gone this summer I offered to be a garden caretaker and in return they let me plant some potatoes in an empty bed.

I'm also doing what I can on our apartment balcony:http://foxflat.wordpress.com/2011/06/04/balcony-garden-innovations/

Piecing it together plot by pot!

[Homeowner Insurance]

Love your gardening!

[Dahlia]

Ooooh! I am so late on the garden front! I've been busy with who knows what, and the weather and seedlings were just not cooperating.
I finally managed to get most of my balcony done tonight (at 10pm!) Hopefully, the vegetable plots will get done in the coming week... Luckily, the lettuces, cilantro and arugula had self-sown themselves, and the perennial beds take care of themselves!

[Modul Holzhaeuser]

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[mary klassen]

Nice garden pictures, I love it when I find a garden blog and when it includes knitting it's a bonus as well. You can check out my garden here http://maryslettersmx.blogspot.com/