The zucchini plants are really sizing up. Hopefully one of these days I will get a female flower.
from left: flowering brassica, hakurei turnips, mesclun
from upper left: wild arugula, hakurei turnips, spinach, all lettuce mix
winter carrots
from left: tatsoi, easter egg radishes
The radishes should be ready to harvest this week.
The beets are beginning to bulb up.
The broccoli is starting to recover from August's pests.
The kaffir lime needs to be re-potted again.
And the meyer lemons still show no signs of ripening.
You just moved and this is your garden???? Not only are your crops outstanding...Your photography is stunning. I am linking to your blog and thanks so much for visiting mine.
ReplyDeleteThose look all so nice I am wondering where are the bugs..you plants are spotless! And if you want to keep those plants growing I urge you to put somekind of plastic over them at night in the colder months. I did that to my zucchinis and I just might get more produce out of them =)....Now I have no idea what zone your in....Massachusetts...you must get snow there =)
ReplyDeleteYou look like you've got some great cool weather crops. i imagine those cold new england nights will make your carrots nice and sweet. Your greens should be extra tasty too. Your garden looks amazing, good work, keep it up.
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