Vegetation

Okay, last year I kept everyone in the loop in regards to my garden, so I figured I'll do the same this year.

As you can see, so far, things are simple, the peas have said to the rest of the crops, "step aside, coming through."

This abnormal weather has somewhat freaked them out. 85 degrees in January isn't quite what my "winter" plants were expecting.


Lettuce, spinach, beets, cilantro, jalapeno, peas,

Rojo

Okay, you remember a few short weeks ago when I posted about my tiny plants? Okay, I know we are not talking photography here, but I need a small vacation.

Well, here are the same plants now. Yikes. Anyone need any?

Signs of Second Quarter Growth

Okay, all this photo stuff is grand, and yes this blog is mainly about photo-related items, but, but, but, I had to share with you the green success of my mini-garden plot.

My ground planted seeds did not fair well, as the local soil is very clay-laden Earth, which does not lend to great seedling growth.

Oh, as you can see, I added a camera to keep us on theme and to give you a sense of scale.

For those of you who know what they are doing when it comes to gardening, I admit, I know next to nothing. I planted "wrong" at the "wrong time," and probably too close together, but I'm still beaming when I peer out my office window and see these babies heading onward and upward.

Spinach and tomato. Stay tuned for jalapeno and cilantro.