Showing posts with label square foot garden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label square foot garden. Show all posts

Thursday

More Garden Pictures

A few more pictures of the garden, continued from yesterday's post.

Sq Ft Bed with Brocolli, Oregano and Peppers


Jalapeno

More Tomatoes - Mortgage Lifter

Eggplant

Wednesday

Gardening in December

It's been a while since I've posted about the happenings in my garden.  All the varieties of the tomatoes I have planted are doing well, many blossoms and fruits.  My starfruit tree has several large fruits close to being completely ripe.  Golden Apple aka June Plum, Hog Plum also almost ready to pick.  Brocolli has started produce heads.  Jalapeno and Banana peppers are also fruiting, as well as an Eggplant.  I've recently seeded carrots, nasturniums, spinach and lettuce, some have sprouted, others I will have to try to plant again this weekend.  Here's some pics of current state of affairs.






Starfruit
 



Tomato

Banana Pepper


 

Friday

My Garden After a Chilly Winter

Early January was extremely cold in South Florida and quite a few of my plants were bothered by the frosty temperatures. Even though I attempted to cover quite a few of them, there was definite frost damage to some of the more tropical plants. However some of my plants seemed to have enjoyed the chill and are doing quite well now. All of my containerized citrus trees, Key lime, Persian lime and Meyer lemon are in full bloom and have already set some fruit. My mango tree is also in full bloom, hope to get fruit this year.
Ice Cream Mango
Persian Lime
Meyer Lemon
My square foot garden is also doing well, I've been harvesting radishes and lettuce is ready. I alternated planting so that the lettuce and spinach will be ready at different times and I am not overwhelmed with too much of any one thing.
Square Foot Garden
In my square foot garden I currently have growing: radishes, chives, two types of spinach and lettuce, cilantro, parsley, scallions, tomato, carrots, yellow onions and nasturium. All were started from seeds except the cilantro which was store bought and the scallions which were started from grocery store cuttings.