Garden This Week
The garden is still doing well. Actually, it's doing better than ever! The weather cooled off a bit and the plants are definitely happier for it.
I spent some time out there this morning and cleaned it up a bit. The two tomato plants (cherry tomatoes and regular tomatoes) are now in cages and the basil plants have had all their flowers picked off. I also planted zucchini and peas in an urn that are beginning to sprout. I still haven't seen any broccoli, but I just don't have the heart to pull it out, so I'm going to leave it in and see what happens.
Box #1:
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Box #2:
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Box #3 (sadly falling apart- hey, it was the free one I built at a home depot workshop):
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*NEW* Urn #1:
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We have six honeydew melons, one cantaloupe, lots of green beans and a ton of sweet bell peppers growing. Here are some random shots from today:
Cantaloupe melon:
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Green Beans:
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Happy Basil:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEitt2ps1BSeqdPjJzNfEzNucTPOqLPtPUxQh4nOV2DR6iwpvSaeL5ndNId49dY7NbCFVCYRHgnl-BVzb-k5RGiz4ZUzuzGsCrJFgYqXutj8WdV6SPnlainRvef_9wvEORPf4iqMcrXrlc5g/s320/DSC09491.JPG)
Cherry Tomato Plant in 54" cage (this plant is taller than me when it stands up straight):
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhfrZChdLBNhd_wMUcHkMe-r-WS6wrgv3HQHlqykGCU3IXTGDS7KEZwt-iq6CeyoFEhFQaE21iCWsJc_B5fNduu59tSLi__pZUyt7z4VhYXuP0R6C2D9fEzN3mn-R7YNEhPcXVV_7KWkWrK/s320/DSC09488.JPG)
Soon-to-be orange bell peppers:
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Soon-t0-be sweet red peppers:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgLI8-vnwrgbOIuxunrKTJOwkulrWyjeYEfHi1HpykZHwwQWQPV2F6_w-z-QZ_Mm_QQIxt77BFgFiohy6ElruYQz2QtbK1wfvLAdJho5CiWDz8G1kdCdrk7EmfqzH1gWy2P7hf0IQBSrsP7/s320/DSC09481.JPG)
Cherry tomatoes and blossoms:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhLdOZD8SKnP8chK11jn96znDtYzQuMzS6Acd5_uRH5Uo-jS72JCdFm4OWgoUxIFUng0qoE48vHaujflbovCa-WgaTE9c_VHm-UCKbHs16aA9qqBZA7vmjcgH8vrbni_ktpwM-VJinnPqZC/s320/DSC09490.JPG)
Golden Honeydew:
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