Lots has happen this week – we lost Amy (our duck), upgraded the blog and more. So we are taking a bit of break of sorts since it was a week of considerable stress and little sleep.
We do have some great post formulating that we are working as we hope to bring you more “homestead happenings.”
But, right now, not in the mood much for writing, so here’s another photo montage of sights from the urban homestead. We’ll let the photos speak for themselves.
Enjoy
Oh, and don’t forget if you are wanting to know what kinds/types of vegetables we are sowing – they are available at our online seed store.
Old Clementine get's some loving
Cooking cookies in the solar ovens
Gorgeous spring greens
Packing up edible flowers for our clients
Loquats are ready for harvest
Growing on up: tomatoes take over the trellises
Clay pot irrigated tomato bed - saves water and contributes to healthier plants
Herbs! Lemon verbena, fennel and sorrel
Beet bed
Cukes and clay pot irrigated bed
Summer squash
There's (almost) green beans in the garden!
Strawberries!
Harvesting daikon radishes
Comments(4)
Callie says:
May 19, 2010 at 11:28 amThe Provider beans I bought from you have tiny green beans forming! So excited to cook a mess of them!!
Wendy says:
May 20, 2010 at 7:07 amI’m so sorry about Amy.
The produce looks wonderful. We harvested our first baby lettuce greens of the season for a salad the other day. It was heavenly ;).
JoyceAnn says:
May 21, 2010 at 4:55 amWoW ~ All of the veggies look wonderful , those photos made me hungry. Sorry to hear about Amy , ” May She Rest in Wonderful Peace “.
~ Blessings ~
Margy says:
May 21, 2010 at 1:51 pmSo far all I have to harvest is asparagus, but it is oh so good. I can hardly wait for June and a few more things to eat.