My community garden plot is growing! After that first rain, everything really took off. This group of photos was taken on Dec 8. Today we are getting that Pineapple Express rain storm that you may have heard about on the news. I know when I go to check on the garden tomorrow I will no doubt, see muddy plants. The rain has been really coming down, I don't think it has let up since it started early this morning. I am so grateful that we are finally getting significant rainfall.
On to the photos!
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Garlic in foreground, then Russian Red Kale, and Lacinato Kale
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Ruby Red Swiss Chard
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Sorrel and Michihili a Chinese Cabbage
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More Chinese Cabbage
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Snow Peas
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Purple Cauliflower
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Tatsoi
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Lacinato Kale and green onions
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This bed has Green Chard, Beets, Kalette's, Turnips and Kholrabi
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Rouge de Hiver a romaine lettuce
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Buttercrunch and Arugula
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more Arugula, Oak Leaf Lettuce, and hit and miss of Mesclum mixed.
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Radishes, Brussel Sprouts, Broccoli Raab and lettuces in background
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Oh I am so envious! Your garden looks so beautiful. I love it. Thanks for giving me some green.
ReplyDeleteThank you Bonnie. I feel lucky so far, only one gopher to deal with and we got that one before it took all the lettuce patch out. Thanks for stopping by.
DeleteI see great salads on your Christmas dinner table! We have heard about the rains and I wondered if you were getting any. Of course all see are the horrible mud slides and folks displaced who have lost their homes. Feel so awful for them. We will get our protion of the Express tomorrow in the form of very cold and some snow, so says the weather person. Thank you Hawaii. The garden looks marvelous. Merry Christmas, Carla.
ReplyDeleteHi Ann, so far no mudslides for us. There may be more of that going on closer to the coast or in San Diego area. We still had a few showers early this morning, but now the sun is breaking through the clouds so it looks like a great day ahead. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
DeleteI am so impressed with your bounty. Everything looks so healthy.
ReplyDeleteCan you let us know where you get the seeds for the greens such as the Lucinto and chard and any of your favorite lettuces?
Hi Van, I use Botanical Interest Seeds. I have a link on my blog, looked to the right side of the screen or click https://botanicalinterests.com/products/view/0151/Kale-Italian-Lacinato-Nero-Toscana-HEIRLOOM-Seeds/srch:kale. I also use their site for lettuces. Such as Rouge de Hiver, Buttercrunch, Speckles, Marvel of Four Seasons. Click for a list https://botanicalinterests.com/products/index/category:vegetables/filter:73
DeleteJust was stopping by to wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas and a happy and healthy 2015, Carla! xo P.S. everything looks very lush and not too soggy!
ReplyDeleteThank you Nancy and a very Merry Christmas to you and the HH!
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