Plating first tomatoes, oka and potatoes

 The spring weather turns out to be a summer very fast, we missed 50s and came to 70s in one week. I decided not to plant radishes but tomatoes.

 and some oka (white and pink) beneath the large tomatoes plants.

 The new bed in the middle with the strawberries bed on the left and carrot bed on the right.

 Baby basil

 I also had some store-bough organic potatoes that sprouted, I planted them in post and they grew huge. I found the small bed for them.

 newly planted potatoes.

 This year I am a big fan of pine shavings.
I want to cover all the beds and all the passes to prevent weeds and dry soil.

 Strawberry is started to bloom, so lovely.

 My 3-years old red currants are blooming this year!

Other plants like cabbages are doing pretty well too.

Saturday Morning Garden Walk

 Warm day, warm day! Warm week ahead!

Yarrow is ready to bloom.

 Fritillaria imperialis .

 Basket of Gold.

 North side of the garden. This year strawberries, currant bushes and new bed for squashes.

 Guess who?
Alpine Strawberries! Planted yesterday.

Red currant - first year of blooms.

 Tomatoes planted yesterday and the day before.
This year I am trying to separate them, cherry, large, Italian.

 That will be beefsteaks.

 More strawberries and greens.

 Tomatoes on wooden trellis.

 South side - cabbages and tomatoes.

Tristar  the very first berry.

Morning in July's garden

Good Morning!

 My next harvest will be - echinacea flowers and leaves for tea.

 My favorite - sungold!

 Just a weed!

 Second napa set (the first one is on the kitchen table making kimchi)

 All the garlic fall down

 Beets and coriander

Kimchi