It is time for Salad Days again!
I know this is not much to show for the June Salad Day,
but salad harvesting has slowed down since the lettuce bolted.
The Spring garden (onions and carrots) is nearing the end of production.
The Summer garden (tomatoes and peppers) is just getting started.
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'Little Fingers' Baby Carrot seeds were sown February 18.
Onion bulbs were set out March 28.
The Sun Sugar Tomato plant, a very sweet cherry-type tomato, was set out May 8.
Sweet Cayenne pepper plants were set out May 9.
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And now for Sky Watch Friday:
The Tomato plants' view of Thursday morning's sky.
Alas, these clouds moved on eastward taking their rain with them.
But, truthfully, another day without rain was good news
for farmers harvesting the Winter Wheat or baling their Hay.
Alas, these clouds moved on eastward taking their rain with them.
But, truthfully, another day without rain was good news
for farmers harvesting the Winter Wheat or baling their Hay.
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Have a wonderful week-end!
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I like the look of your tomatoes! Mine are only just starting to flower - I only grow them outside (no greenhouse) and it's been a slow start to spring never mind about summer!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining in Salad Days this month :)
I love your picture of the tomato plant... That is a very original skywatch !
ReplyDeleteI always like that kind of pepper. Hey, at least you are picking something. I have a couple of eggplant and 3 tomatoes in buckets :)
ReplyDeletenot keen on salad but love the sky
ReplyDeletenice photo, love being able to grow our own veggies in a patch out the back, it is such a great feeling to be connected to real food and the cycles of nature
ReplyDeleteI have some cherry tomatoes growing! Great capture for your skywatch! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteI checked the garden at work today and saw that the zucchini are growing, but not much else yet. Your sky looks a lot like ours did this afternoon and early evening. The sun finally come out again after 7, but not for long. So glad we have a dry stretch coming up!
ReplyDeleteWow beautiful....sort of envious of the Bleed Hearts...one day maybe I will get one to grow.
ReplyDeleteFresh tomatoes......enjoy!!! were in the middle of winter so we have quite a wait till we enjoy them again. Sweet cayenne peppers sound great,are they very hot ?
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