So we have a garden and it is pretty rad. Sarah and I (
tyson.... i get to post on this too) have been gardening at the
Courtland Place P-Patch all summer and are getting geared up for the fall/winter harvest. Our hibiscus is defying the odds by continuing to live, giving us a new blossom every couple of days.
These cabbages were started in a nursury on Puget Island and are humming right along. The savoy are getting ready to cut and the red globe are a little behind.
The chard is getting a good start and i am looking forward to cutting this all (?) winter.
The radishes are probibly our most loved crop of the year. They grow fast and don't really need us to do anything but pick em and eat em. These red radished are about halfway done and there is another patch of white radishes just sprouting. Other things to look for in the Danilson P-Patch are golden beats, green onions, chineese broccoli, and hops. Lookout!
So we have a garden and it is pretty rad. Sarah and I (tyson.... i get to post on this too) have been gardening at the Courtland Place P-Patch all summer and are getting geared up for the fall/winter harvest. Our hibiscus is defying the odds by continuing to live, giving us a new blossom every couple of days.
These cabbages were started in a nursury on Puget Island and are humming right along. The savoy are getting ready to cut and the red globe are a little behind.
The chard is getting a good start and i am looking forward to cutting this all (?) winter.
The radishes are probibly our most loved crop of the year. They grow fast and don't really need us to do anything but pick em and eat em. These red radished are about halfway done and there is another patch of white radishes just sprouting. Other things to look for in the Danilson P-Patch are golden beats, green onions, chineese broccoli, and hops. Lookout!
1 comment:
Mmm, your garden is so nice! Maybe next year we will get a P-Patch too and we can do more than just a tomato plant! (by the way, I knew it was you posting because I don't think Sarah says Rad)
Katie
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