My little container vegetable garden is really flourishing. You can see what it looked like at
planting time to really see how much it's grown.
This is my monster zucchini, which I planted because I thought the easy-grow factor would be good for my gardener's ego. Plus, what's not to love about a plant known for producing more veggies than you can use? I'll take that challenge! This monster zucchini is even more impressive in person (at least to me and the neighbor). As you can see, it's almost taller than the fence! Actually there are two zucchini plants in this
Earthbox, along with the two poor peppers that have been completely overtaken. Note to self, in the future plant two zucchini plants per earthbox, max.
I have lots of baby tomatoes growing on my six tomato plants that are also in
Earthboxes, although according to past experience I probably have another month to wait before I'll be tasting any of them.
I even had my first harvest today! I hadn't been watching my zucchini closely enough, and when I looked today I was delighted to see four
zucchinis ripe for the
pickin'. Yep, so far I'm pretty pleased with my zucchini growing experience.
My little container vegetable garden is really flourishing. You can see what it looked like at planting time to really see how much it's grown.
This is my monster zucchini, which I planted because I thought the easy-grow factor would be good for my gardener's ego. Plus, what's not to love about a plant known for producing more veggies than you can use? I'll take that challenge! This monster zucchini is even more impressive in person (at least to me and the neighbor). As you can see, it's almost taller than the fence! Actually there are two zucchini plants in this Earthbox, along with the two poor peppers that have been completely overtaken. Note to self, in the future plant two zucchini plants per earthbox, max.
I have lots of baby tomatoes growing on my six tomato plants that are also in Earthboxes, although according to past experience I probably have another month to wait before I'll be tasting any of them.
I even had my first harvest today! I hadn't been watching my zucchini closely enough, and when I looked today I was delighted to see four zucchinis ripe for the pickin'. Yep, so far I'm pretty pleased with my zucchini growing experience.
Hi.
ReplyDeleteJust came across your blog. Love it.
You might be interested in having a look at www.ooooby.org
Lots of people there who would appreciate what you have to say.
Over 1000 food gardeners and locavores networking together.
Ooooby is an acronym for Out of our own back yards.
Hope you like it.
Pete