You've all been waiting in suspense, right? Just dying to know how the garden turned out? Well, here she is!
I'm really happy with the results. I fit all of my transplants into the space and re-seeded the kale, beans, collards, radishes, beets, carrots, and basil. All of the transplants survived the trauma!
I barely survived, though. I've never been so sore or exhausted! But I felt pretty freakin' hardcore using the power drill by the time I was done.
I was thrilled to see the first ripening strawberry out in the berry patch today! It won't be too long before we're bringing in tons of berries! Okay, maybe not tons...
The peonies are budding and getting ready to burst open. All the ants are loving them!
7 comments:
WOW, Liz! That is amazing and so impressive that you and your guy built all of that! It looks like a ton of work. Congratulations on getting it all done so quickly.
HOORAY! And now, not only will you have lead-free homegrown veggies, you won't have to bend over as far to weed!
That strawberry looks yummy already.
I'm so behind in my comments. You've been SO busy since I was last here!! Your new garden beds look amazing! You've done a fabulous job. Congratulations!
They look fantastic! Congratulations and good luck!! I hope everything grows well for you... you certainly put a lot of work into it!!!
i love your garden!
and i totally agree that strawberry flowers are the prettiest flowers. some of mine are ripening as well & i am super excited to eat them!
Oooh...those ants!! My mom gives me peonies (so gorgeous and great smelling), but I have to watch out for those sneaky ants. Hee hee.
I really miss Minnesota :(
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