I headed out to take some pics of the garden in November. It is still so warm here. The veggies are loving it. I had to show you the porch. Isn't cute? I didn't do it though. Guess who did?
Now this I did. I found another cinderella pumpkin. I am so happy to finally have grown lovely pumpkins. The secret. Chicken compost. It really made the vines explode.
Look at this cucumber plant. I could not get them to do much in the hot summer but fall came and I decided to throw some more seeds in and they are doing wonderfully. I will do this again for sure. Continuing in my goal of growing something in the garden all year long.
Some new volunteer tomato plants have even set new maters with our warm nights.
Peppers are abundant. Have been picking them almost daily.
The lettuce it coming up but with our very warm days still it may prove to be bitter. I have read that warm weather causes this and ours often is not very tasty. May have to wait to plant the seeds until later in the year.
Thats great your garden is doing so well ! Ours is finished, too cold here in Illinois !
ReplyDeleteWell done!! Your garden is being very productive!! I love to see veg growing - so rewarding. Enjoy! J9 x
ReplyDeleteLucky!!! Still having your garden growing and producing, that's hard for me to wrap my mind around (it was 20 degrees here the other night in Virginia). But I'm glad I can enjoy gardening vicariously as you post your awesome pics. BTW, tell "whoever" that I love his porch decor ;)
ReplyDeleteVery nice entrance! Lucky you to have a fresh supply of veggies to choose from. We've already had a deep freeze!
ReplyDeleteHow nice that you have veggies to pick now. I love that Cinderella pumpkin! I want to try growing some different varieties of pumpkins next year. Hope I can keep the bugs away from them!
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous. I love cucumbers. It is 39 degrees here and I am cold in our den which has no heat until I actually make a fire which I have not done.
ReplyDeleteYour cucumbers look amazing! Wow! I'm going to have to move to California. Everything had stopped producing with these cold mornings in SC.
ReplyDeletetime to get chickens for us...but I must not tell my husband :)
ReplyDeleteI am impressed! I wish I had planted a Fall garden! Next year!!!
ReplyDelete: ) Kris
Cute porch! I remember the first year we used chicken compost on our tomatoes - they went CRAZY! Couldn't believe how well the plants produced.
ReplyDeleteI wish I lived where beautiful produce can flourish all year round. Love your porch. Your hubby is a sweetie pie. xo
ReplyDeleteWhat a green thumb you must have! Everything looks so good.
ReplyDeleteJudy
Let me see... Was it your husband who decorated the porch?
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Your garden looks great! We had to leave ours behind because of our very long trip and it looks pretty bad but the peppers are all still wonderful...enjoy!!
ReplyDeleteElaine, your garden is lovely and fruitful! Since we are renting, I'm hesitant to plant, but how do things like tomatoes and cukes do in container gardens? I am envious of your pumpkin - just beautiful. Ann
ReplyDeleteYour garden looks great. I just got done pulling up the last of my summer plants. Tomorrow I will start my Fall garden. Last year we had lettuce and cabbage till early summer. Hopefully we will get that lucky again this year.
ReplyDeleteYou certainly have a green thumb, Elaine. Pumpkins, cucs....How wonderful! Your front porch is beautifully homegrown!
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a great day!
Blessings,
Carolynn xo
I love that you are still getting veggies. Too cold here in NY. Enjoy them while you can. Your front porch is adorable.
ReplyDelete