Garden update - May 28, 2012

 

Ornamental strawberries are blooming. These are outside. 

Beautiful old-fashioned bleeding-heart (Lamprocapnos spectabilis).

  

Iris, I love this color, and it is the first one that is blooming.

 

Petunia is very much getting ready to bloom.

 

Zucchini happily growing in a jar. 

 

The Square foot garden with sunflowers in the back that are covered during cold nights, peas and some cabbage family plants that did not mind to get a little frost.  

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The GeoDome Greenhouse

 

Ground cherries, peppers, and eggplant are growing in the middle part. The peas that I started in early March are still there, along with the beets in between the peppers.

 

Pepper plants are wanting to bloom.

We already eat the peas. 

 

Tomato plants that I started in March are having lots of tomatoes. 

 Cucumbers are just popping out of the ground.

 

Oregano that overwintered is looking really good. I also have a plant outside that also overwintered and looks good, too. So it does not have to be in the greenhouse. 

Strawberries in the greenhouse just need some color.

 

Tomatoes that I transplanted into the ground about two weeks ago are blooming. 

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Apple tree 

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"So neither he who plants nor he who waters is anything, but only God, who makes things grow." 1 Corinthians 3:7