Now I should mention my veggies... Eggplants are looking very strong, big, very green with thick short stems. Basil is just beautifully growing, we made Caprese salad the other day using our homegrown basil. I planted two varieties; regular Genovese basil and new for me Lettuce Leaf basil. They are both great, but we think that we will use Genovese for cooking and Lettuce Leaf for eating fresh in salads, it's much more tender, delicate then Genovese basil. But again both are great. Tomato seedling are still kinda slow, well maybe not, but I went to Lowe's just today, took a look at tomato plants for sale - they are so big compare to mine, some even have flowers! I am upset :-) Oh well, I should be patient. It's been 3 weeks exactly since I've seeded them, all of them starting second pair of true leaves, but they are sooooooo tiny! I hope everything will be alright. I just fertilized all of my veggies with fish emulsion ( 2 Tbsp for a gallon of water ), let's see how my babies will like it. Next time I should do it in 3 weeks. So here are the pics from our end-of-April weekend.
mini daffodils in the garden
hyacinths
my best garden friend - a garden snake. it devours my enemies - voles and mice!!!!!
my Jimmy and I - enjoying afternoon sun
my beautiful Barbara with her little Gucci
tomato seedling, 3 weeks after seeding them
a pot of home grown basil, LOVE the smell!
a giant leaf of Lettuce Leaf Basil
eggplants are doing great!
Caprese salad. That is why we are growing basil and tomatoes :-)
Sunday breakfast on the patio, we can bird watch while we eat.
No comments:
Post a Comment