Thank you ravelry!

So I have been actually looking for this blog but was unable to access it until today.  Ravelry has undated their look and I guess with the update the broken link was fixed.  So big thank you to Ravelry.com!  And just because I haven't been able to add anything to this lately , I shall add a picture from 2018.

my little pony | Tumblr

my little pony | Tumblr (clipped to polyvore.com)

Garden_May 5

Two weeks ago before Miracle Grow application

after Miracle Grow

Cucumbers, tomato, Squash

Daikon radish, carrots, jalapeno peppers, tomatoes, turnips, eggplant, onion

The Dresser Drawer Garden has sprouted

Added two more to the plant collection.  A Shishito Pepper and a Pineapple sage.

Garden_April 29

A little early harvest_ radishes because of the need to thin. Turnip just checking.

A couple of  tomatoes early on

and the potatoes from the compost pile.

Soon week two of the Miracle Grow application.

Garden_What's in your Drawers?

What's in your drawers?
A little creative recycling today using drawers from an old dresser as planters. I stuffed the areas under the top drawers with newspaper and lined the bottom with newspaper.  Added loose layer of river rocks and  fill with a manure compost mix.  Then planted a collection of seeds...corn, okra, spaghetti squash, cucumbers, beets, diakon radishes and marigold.  Let's see what happens!

More Garden Stuff

Some more garden stuff.

Little English Dogwood

Shy Turtle or probably scared of the lawn mower turtle.

 Weeping Loquat?????

Daikon Radishes

Now if I can just kill off the blasted grass that I think is call couch grass.

Garden Time

So we have been working on the garden for a couple of months now.  Started some seeds in the green house.  Saved a few peppers from last year's garden.  Got some fun flowers scattered about.  Let's see we have
1.  Herbs: Italian oregano, chives (onion & garlic), dill, parsley, mint, lemon balm, sweet Basil, Lavendar and the rosemary is still going strong
2. Fruits:  blackberries, strawberries, blueberries, mulberries, pears, jujube,grapes and figs
3. Vegetables:  eggplant, carrots, green beans, butternut squash, spaghetti squash, yellow squash, gold zucchini, zucchini, cucumbers, radishes, turnips, sweet peas, bell peppers, jalapeno, potatoes, purple onions and elephant garlic. Also have some celery and collards from last year still going strong.
4. Tomatoes:  yellow grape, Tami G, Cherokee Purple, Pink Brandywine, Solar Fire and Amelia
5. Flowers: Sunflowers, marigolds, wildflower mix, pansies, petunia, violets, begonia, Salvia and several more.