I’ve not had to do much with these wonderful gardens this year, thankfully. The rains and the sun and the insects and the fertile soil have been giving the plants what they need for the most part. I come and harvest and trim and applaud nature. One of these days, I’m going to try to list the diversity of plants that are growing. It astounds me that so much can be growing in such a small space. To view the images, you can just roll your cursor over the pictures below. You’ll get most of the captions. Or click on a picture and it will go to a slideshow with full captions. Use the arrows to click through. Enjoy!
Rose mallow
Solar collector
StellaLou showing off
Enormous volunteer squash
So many big hips on our “Big Hip” rose. I’m looking forward to experimenting with these.
We have three cultivars of pawpaws to pollinate each other. They are looking great!
Northeast corner of our Elkins Park home with: amaranth, anise hyssop, perennial sea kale, zinnia, herbs, cabbage, rose mallow, dwarf sour cherry, goumi, rose, rhubarb, strawberry, dwarf pears, tomato, fennel, calendula, chives, chard, new jersey tea, borage, dyer’s chamomile, rosemary, and more!
Lavendar blossoms
Kala’s flower garden.
Honeybee hives are strong
Cutie sunflowers attracting the birds and the bees
Awesome little flock of four!
Amaranth and zinnias
Beautiful crop of apples coming!
Ve-e-e-ery tall corn!
We have three elderberries; different cultivars to pollinate each other and here comes fruit!
3 Sisters Garden – Bloody Butcher corn, Turkey Craw beans, and various winter squash/Cucurbita moschata
