This time, with the first REAL watermelon I have ever grown. And, it was delicious too. Nothing quite like snipping off a ripe watermelon, and cutting it up within minutes. Good times, good times.
Farmer Pig and "The Haul".
And, for video friday, only one video, but it is the brand new song from Moullinex, "Sunflare"!
And now...for the "GIF's From A Friend" Section...
... my friend Doug made a really cool little image for this song too. Clappnasty and I partying in Strasbourg, circa 2007.
Alright, I know it's been over a week since the last post on my garden, but we are going to call this Week 17 anyway.
Basically, the watermelons and tomatoes are taking over, still harvesting cherry tomatoes like they are going out of style*. Next up, is too build a "holder" of sorts, for the ever-expanding raspberry plant, which is now trying to reach across the length of the garden....which, isn't a bad thing at all. And now, photo time!
Growing and Growing.
The Other Side of The Melon
The Arms of Raspberries
New Ones.
A Brave New Garden - 4 Months of Goodness
Hopefully, I can continue this gardening "foray" into a raised bed garden, where I'd like to grow some sweet potatoes, garlic, and onions. But that is another week, and maybe even another garden.
Until then,
-Reid
*Don't worry, they aren't going out of style. Sorry for any confusion.
So, "technically", last week was officially week 16 of this Brave New Garden, and I was going to post on Friday, but didn't have a chance. So, in lieu of all my "fancy-writin' words" that usually fill my posts, I'll let the pictures do the talking this time. And so, enjoy!
The Harvest for the Past Week
More Harvest - Eggplants, heirloom tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, zucchini, and bush beans
It Came From The Garden...
The Baby Reds are Coming Over For a Party
We Picked It Early...But The Signs Are Good.
That is all for now. I'll be coming back with more veggies later in the week.
Ah, Friday. A good day indeed. End of the week, start of the weekend...oh, and its HARVEST TIME!
Sorry for (internet) yelling, but I finally had a chance to cut off some of these Japanese Eggplants, which are longer and skinnier than their non-Japanese counterparts. And in other "fun fact news", the eggplant is "botanically" a berry, due to the seeds inside. So, don't tell me I never taught you anything...
Anywho, on to the pictures!
I'm Calling It..."The Tomato Frenzy"...
I Asked Them When They Wanted to Stop Producing...They Said Never.
Mr Stripey...You Are Delicious.
Hey! Its a Watermelon!
Without Basil....
And WITH The Basil. Have A Great Weekend!
BTW, if you want some tomatoes, just ask. I have a lot.
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While I will be updating the blog tomorrow with a full garden update, I couldn’t wait to share a picture of the ever-expanding Cherry Tomato plant. I had to bring in some new stakes into the ground near the plant, as it was nearly tipping itself over, which you can see in the image below. [...]
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Wow. Ok, waaaay too long between posts. And, well, since I run this blog, I’ll take the blame for that. But, to make up for the lack of posts, the abundance of veggies is really welcome sign to a first time gardener. The Harvest should be happening soon, and so we planted the second batch [...]
