Showing posts with label garlic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label garlic. Show all posts

Monday, April 6, 2015

Harvest Monday 4/6/2015

My harvest today is some of the volunteer garlic.
Last year I planted some bulbs here and there to deter deers and also some of the small bulbs I probably missed to harvest. And now I have volunteers everywhere.







 The whole garlic bed, planted in different time.


 Overwintered lettuce and asian cabbage.












The first of the bulbs.



Green peas planted a week ago.




Shared at: Daphne’s Dandelions “Harvest Monday” where everyone can share links to their harvest or how they are using their harvests for the week.

Thursday, June 14, 2012

What's wrong with my garlic?

My first time of growing garlic here. Yes, it was store bought garlic, and I planted it in December, may be too late,

The plants were pretty happy before and now the stacks are thin and laying on the ground, some leaves are yellow, but there is no sign of big disease. I checked the bulbs, they are deep, small but look good.
My be it was not the right garlic to plant?
There is no scapes, I know not every garlic develop scapes.
There was a lot of rain this month.....
Any suggestions? Thank you!

And there is other news from my garden

Today our turtle was coming to visit - she is coming every year to lay eggs on my front yard!
It is very funny, first my husband took her back to the forest and it is about 50 yards!



 And she came back the next day, probably was going the whole night. Than we left her alone and she was trying to lay eggs every year. Last fall I even found a little one in a leaf pile!
My cat is looking at her.











 Roses!
 Bees are coming too, not only turtles.
 Hydrangea flowers are small now,  but the whole bush will be very big this year. I guess I need to add more sulfur.

Good Luck to You and Your gardens!




Monday, March 12, 2012

Harvest Monday - March 12, 2012

I am new in gardening and my today's harvest is very tiny.
I have some re-grown scallions, I am going to plant them in soil today.



There is indoore Komatsuna Mustard, (I recently figured out the name), thank for the help.

I will get some leaves for today's salad.

And my garlic outdoors is doing great.






It will be very warm week and I hope my daffodils will bloom. I am so happy the spring is here!!!!

To see what others are harvesting this week, head over to Daphne’s Dandelions for pickings from around the world.