The Garden
The garden is growing and the sun poked out of the clouds for a bit so I figured I would work on my photography skills. I need to practice with the camera to keep up with Sonja.
Here are some flowers we planted last year. Don't quote me but I think they are Pansies; I've never been much of the flower type. I know some flowers: marigolds, butter cups and dandelions.
I think we are going to have a couple strawberries, after all we have about 74 plants (Thanks Grandpa).
Sonja planted our peas a couple weeks ago and I put the poles up the other night after the kids went to bed. I need to put up the chicken wire still. It started raining pretty hard so I haven't gotten a chance yet.
And the currents! Check them out! I only took pictures of one of the plants because the other one doesn't have as many berries.
I didn't take any pictures of the rhubarb because, well, it's kinda ugly. It is growing pretty good though. I planted all the pieces even though some of them weren't sprouting and one of them just popped up through the dirt.
Hoyt Farms will be open for u-pick berries during the harvest season. Berries will be reasonably priced at $100.00 per pound. Got to pay for all the dirt they are planted in somehow!
Peace out,
Jake
Here are some flowers we planted last year. Don't quote me but I think they are Pansies; I've never been much of the flower type. I know some flowers: marigolds, butter cups and dandelions.
I think we are going to have a couple strawberries, after all we have about 74 plants (Thanks Grandpa).
Sonja planted our peas a couple weeks ago and I put the poles up the other night after the kids went to bed. I need to put up the chicken wire still. It started raining pretty hard so I haven't gotten a chance yet.
And the currents! Check them out! I only took pictures of one of the plants because the other one doesn't have as many berries.
I didn't take any pictures of the rhubarb because, well, it's kinda ugly. It is growing pretty good though. I planted all the pieces even though some of them weren't sprouting and one of them just popped up through the dirt.Hoyt Farms will be open for u-pick berries during the harvest season. Berries will be reasonably priced at $100.00 per pound. Got to pay for all the dirt they are planted in somehow!
Peace out,
Jake
posted by Jacob at 2:00 PM
5 Comments:
Jake,
Those are great pictures!! We hope you get lots and lots of berries!
I posted the cabin pictures before I read your post. How can I get that pansy picture back to the top?
Mom
Is that better?
How did you do that?
It's magic. Sonja told me I could go edit the post and change the date and time so I changed it to after yours.
Ooohh...thanks for the pics. I didn't even know we had actually currant berries out there! Crazy I know...I just thought there were flowers. Can't wait to have a taste! That dirt was so worth it!
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