Above: My Harvest today! Top left clockwise: 4 Sweet Banana Pepper (very successful this year, they love dry hot weather). Fingerling Carrot, Yellow Carrot, Purple Carrot, Yellow Pear Tomato, 3 Purple Pepper, 1 tiny Cherokee Tomato, (WAY to small and young to pick, but the plant died, so I am going to see if it will mature) Sweetie Cherry Tomato, White Cherry Tomato, 2 Blueberry Cherry Tomato, 3 Ruby Red Long Onion, 1 Yellow Onion and baby Orange Carrot, center.
TOO HOT!
One of the downsides to all the heat? Normally, the animals have plenty to drink and eat from around the area, but with this drought, they are constantly trying to bite my growing vegetables. This Spaghetti Squash is most likely going to rot, now that something has poked holes in the hard outer skin.
While normally, my hydrangea look beautiful, and a deep blue, this year, it is all I can do to keep them alive, watering sometimes 3 times a day. Good news, though...look below:
Despite many of the flowers dying off on 6 of the Hydrangea, and most of the leaves starting to shrivel and die off, a couple of the plants have really bounced back, and one even shows having a new blossom!
Gardening To DO:
- WATER, water, water...
- See Above
- I just planted some Fall Snow Peas and Golden Peas, as well as some Zuccini, and Muncher Cucumber.
- For Kicks, i planted 6 Beefsteak tomato seeds. They say 55-60 days until harvest, I have 75 or so until first expected frost, so let us see.
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