My Garden in June.
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| The entire thing, taken from standing on a stool. |
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| my oregano is doing beautifully |
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| cayenne pepper |
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| My garden extension, 4 kale plants and a tomato |
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| Basil. I have 24 basil plants |
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| watermelon flowers, I do have a small watermelon started |
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| New endive since the first ones are going to seed |
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| Cucumbers are growing |
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| an areal shot of the sage |
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| The replanted thyme. It's coming back quite well and I presently have cuttings of thyme sage, and rosemary all in glasses, hoping they take. |
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| tomatoes! |
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| My chard is doing very well |
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| Dinosaur kale, which I always confuse and call dragon kale. |
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| Regular kale. I see why it's more popular, it's not as tough |
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| broccoli, hasn't made a head but the leaves are pretty good. I learned last week that the broccoli of a friend down the road has only made one head and most of his plants are MUCH smaller than mine. |
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| More tomatoes! |
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| I know I planted a Mexican zucchini and something; I think it's pumpkin... |
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| Wonderful lettuce among the Russian kale |
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| Zucchinis! |
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