Since it's been a while since I did a virtual garden tour and things change so fast this time of year, it seemed like it was time for a visit.
Here are the 5 lb. 10 oz. of strawberries I picked this morning from the front 1/3 of the bed. That's right, I didn't even get the whole bed picked over. They're nestled in with the popcorn and lettuce.
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The peas have a few pods that are starting to get fat.
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The oats are very robust but I was worried earlier this week because it seemed like some were lodging (tipping over), which would indicate too high a ratio of nitrogen to phosphorus. They don't seem to be getting any worse and I think we don't have too much growing left to do, as evidenced by...
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...the beginnings of seed heads. Yay!
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The first and second plantings of edamame. The potatoes at the far end have one that's blossoming. Potato blossoms are so unexpectedly cute. I mean, who would expect it of a potato?
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The coreopsis are starting to bloom, the irises are slowing down and the bachelor buttons just keep going. The daisies are getting ready to burst.
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The blueberry bushes are incredibly heavily laden but are still definitely green. Hurry up blueberries!
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