June 13, 2008

How Does Your Garden Grow

Filed under: Gardening,God's Creation — Joy @ 10:31 pm

Being a first time gardener I am not really sure how it grows but I think that it looks pretty good…does that count? I am amazed at how some things have taken off namely the squash and cucumbers. It almost seems like the veggies grow at night. Every morning when I return to the garden, even though I just visited the night before, the veggies look as though they have grown whole inches! Amazing! Not all look this way as I still have some concern for the yellow and green bell peppers but we shall see in time I suppose. I think that I could be getting some carrots in. Not many but maybe a few or they could just be weeds again time will tell! ;) Here are a few pics. I hope that you are not tired of the garden yet as I find it super exciting! Odd, but I find it amazing to watch veggies grow!

Oh and I almost forgot the little patio tomato plant! He is struggling a little I think but he is still producing! I am so excited for them to turn red!

2 Comments »

  1. Man, your tomatoes look awesome!! Now that you have fruit on them, keep an eye out of pests (insects) they may begin to chew on your tomatoes make holes in them. If you find insects getting a free meal, go to the garden store and get some pest spray, or make your own:

    Mix two tablespoons of hot pepper sauce or cayenne pepper with a few drops of Ivory soap into a quart of water. Let stand overnight, then stir and pour into a spray bottle and apply as above. Shake container frequently during application.

    check http://www.eartheasy.com for more info.

    Comment by Jennifer — June 14, 2008 @ 12:28 pm

  2. Thanks for all the helpful hints that you have given me Jennifer! I will definitely be mixing up a little of this concoction! Thanks for the recipe!!!

    Comment by Joy — June 15, 2008 @ 2:07 pm

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