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Yep. That was it. 3 four by four squares of soil. Wow, how times have changed. Here are a couple of pictures of it now.
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I am grateful for all the posts people write for Harvest Mondays. I kept trying because of all those posts. Thank you to every person who has posted a Harvest Monday post. I read your posts and they have inspired me. And to Daphne, thank you for hosting it all these years.
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| Strawberries on the vine |
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| A representative harvest basket from this week. |
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| okra, green beans, strawberries, and lima beans in the harvest basket |
Good work over the years, Cristy. We're always learning and expanding and having ever so much fun doing so.
ReplyDeleteYou are so right, Beth. It's always a learning experience, and, Oh, so much fun to learn it. :)
DeleteI've been gardening for close to 40 years and I'm still learning. And I have learned a lot from reading other folks blogs.
ReplyDeleteYay for still learning after 40 years! Your blog is one of the ones I learn so much from.
DeleteI love that wall of beans. That is just so pretty. And like Dave I'm still learning too. You never stop. Interestingly enough I get a lot of help from my commenters too. The first year I was at this house and having rot trouble in my onions, someone told me it was probably onion maggots. I didn't have that trouble at my last house. This year the maggots were totally foiled and my onions have never looked nicer. Now if someone could figure out my asparagus problems. . . Well nothing is perfect.
ReplyDeleteDaphne, I love that wall of beans, too. Someone posted a "jungle" the first year I gardened. I never thought I would see that in my yard, but it is like a jungle. I love it.
DeleteNice wall of beans and you have done so well. It is great to learn from other people's blogs. There is always so much more to learn. Nancy
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