Northern gardens

[seedcorn]

To stop our Sawtherners whining, lets post pix of our gardens.

After rain, rain, & rain (plus a lot of hours to work), this is what stared at me Saturday.

This is what it now looks like.

Above is @ninnymary honeynut butternut
Below is first planting of sweet corn

Below are honeynut on bottom and Waltham butternut on top. Corn looks much better the next day.

 

[seedcorn]

Side view-see weeds grow. Along with eggplants, green beans, summer squash, & tomatoes.

Notice non existent okra, peas. Other side of tomatoes. Peppers in back ground.

 

[Beekissed]

Beautiful big garden, Seed!!! Just wonderful to look at! Mine is nowhere near that big...a mere postage stamp compared to yours.

Since I'm the northern most southern state and the southern most northern state, I can't post mine here...we are in the middle.

 

[seedcorn]

Go ahead, post away......

 

[baymule]

Your garden looks great! Much better than mine! Glad somebody is getting rain, we sure aren't. Sugar sand turns to a very fine dust when dry, dry, dry. I feel so sorry for our 2 pigs, can't even make 'em a mudhole. The sand just sucks the water down, the best they get is sprayed with the water hose and a damp patch of sand to lay in. LOL

 

[ninnymary]

Here’s my Honey Butternut squash.

 

[ninnymary]

My favorite Japanese Black Triele. This year I did the Cordon growing pruning.

 

[ninnymary]

Kentucky Wonder beans.

 

[Collector]

How did you get your corn so big already? And how many square feet Are in your garden.

 

[Beekissed]

View attachment 27138 Kentucky Wonder beans.

Everything so lush and beautiful there, Miss Mary!!! Just gorgeous! What is the Cordon method?