How does your garden grow?
Jun. 23rd, 2021 12:49 amYesterday ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
shalmestere brought in the year's harvest of tart cherries. There are 22 of them -- which won't make much of a dessert recipe, but it's 22 more cherries than we got last year, when the baby tree was busy putting out leaves.
We've gotten about half a dozen raspberries so far, but there are a lot of unripe berries on the bushes, and we expect to be drowning in raspberries in a few weeks.
There are three or four ripe-looking sugar snap peas, and a few more not ready for picking yet. Haven't seen any green beans yet, but two of the pole-bean plants have climbed to the top of their six-foot trellis.
There are also three kinds of basil, one cilantro plant, two Thai-pepper plants, and two wild-rose cuttings that have been in water for a week; I moved one of them into a flower pot yesterday, and should do the other one Any Day Now.
shalmestere brought in the year's harvest of tart cherries. There are 22 of them -- which won't make much of a dessert recipe, but it's 22 more cherries than we got last year, when the baby tree was busy putting out leaves.We've gotten about half a dozen raspberries so far, but there are a lot of unripe berries on the bushes, and we expect to be drowning in raspberries in a few weeks.
There are three or four ripe-looking sugar snap peas, and a few more not ready for picking yet. Haven't seen any green beans yet, but two of the pole-bean plants have climbed to the top of their six-foot trellis.
There are also three kinds of basil, one cilantro plant, two Thai-pepper plants, and two wild-rose cuttings that have been in water for a week; I moved one of them into a flower pot yesterday, and should do the other one Any Day Now.
