Monday, May 20, 2013

18 days later...

It's been 18 days since my initial post.  Since then I've celebrated a birthday and an anniversary.  Both in one day, it was indeed a great day.  My husband made it a memorable day.  I'm grateful cause its been some years since I can actually brag about having a good celebration by his side. Thanks babe!

Back to the garden... I've added a garden table so that I don't have to bend over so much when I'm planting seeds and stuff in pots. The table was made out of pallets by a great couple from my church. Not only did I get a great table but it helped out a great cause; a mission trip to the Dominican Republic. Doing things with a purpose its the way to go!  I'm super excited about the greens in the yard. I will be expanding this project this week so that I may grow potatoes, sweet potatoes, and some Spanish sweet root. Yummy! 
 
My greens are growing perfectly. I'm not sure what I should be growing at this time or in this HOT Florida weather but I'm doing it anyway because you just never know how it will turn out and you are really not loosing out on anything.  For instance, I bought 2 cilantro plants at Lowe's months apart, the first one went into seeding as soon as the winter was gone and it felt the heat. Of course, me, being new at this I let it spring up tall and flower. Duh, big mistake, the plant stopped producing those lovely cilantro leaves that I love so much.  The second plant wanted to spring up but I chopped her down. I refuse to see her flower. I'm mad I can't have my cilantro booming. LOL Cilantro loves the cool weather and well I live in Florida and we don't see cool 'till January.  This being said, cilantro is not the herb to grow in my garden but at least I gave it a go.  I guess that as long as I live here, I will continue to make a run to the store for a bunch of cilantro.

Till next time. Debb.

 Yellow Squash
 
 Cucumbers
Kale
 Tomato
Cayenne Peppers
Banana Peppers
Eggplant
Squash & Cucumber Corner
Collard Greens & Swiss Chard
Lizard hanging out
1st Raised Bed w/
Snow Peas & Green Beans
Cute Daisy's 
2nd Raised Bed
Tomato Topsy's
Growing Tomato

Asparagus

Purple Bell Peppers
Brussels Sprouts
Carrots
Basil
Lettuce
Spinach
Small Carrots
Broccoli 
Cilantro
Nasturtium

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