Meanwhile my own patch thrives, below one of my well eaten broccoli, a strawberry runner and lettuce.
Here a self seeded marigold keeps away pests, beside a self seeded basil protecting the tomatoes.
My neighbor has put up a wire divide and on my side I'm growing a lavender hedge. It's smell confuses bugs. The small lettuces are foundlings from the garden and Ceylon spinach climbs the pole beside purple kale.
This area contains brussel sprouts, rainbow chard, broccoli and I think it is a kale? Planted both a heirloom kale and broccoletti when it was really a little hot and not sure which grew. Still hoping it is a broccoletti.
This is the park behind the garden with a load from a tree lopper to be recycled on our soil.
This post is part of Food on Friday, Fight Back Friday, It's a Hodgepodge Friday, Fertilizer Friday, Frugal Friday, Flaunt it Friday, Saturday on the Farm, That's My World and Favorite Things Friday.
7 comments:
Lookin good. I see salads in your future.
Hmmm...ceylon spinach, I've never heard of it. Must look it up.
The broccoli looks good! The rabbits are eating ours. I need to try a marigold. Enjoy your garden, everything looks fantastic!
Beth
Your garden is looking great, and it is so nice to see folks using organic pest control like marigolds and lavender. It's so much better for both us and the planet!!
Growing good, all your little plants must like where they are because they look super healthy.
Great looking garden!
Your garden looks great! I wish I could get lavender to grow that well. I have such a hard time with it. Any tips?
Thanks for linking with Saturday on the Farm!
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