Friday, May 29, 2009

Fruits of My Labor part I

Actual Flowers from my Yard! I'm so excited!



We have tons of other flowers that haven't bloomed yet, so hopefull they will throughout the summer. We also planted 3 more Hibiscus bushes that I can't wait to bloom this summer along with the 3 we already had.
~~Soon we will feast from our yard! ~~

Peas and beans have taken over the fence

Our new fruit trees are doing great!
Apricots
(we had tons of apricot trees growing up, and I HATE them, I hate the smell, taste, texture everything about them, but Sam and Seth like them so we kept the tree)
Plums
All of our 5 plum trees are loaded!
Nectarines
I even thinned them this year, but the tree is loaded I can't wait!
Radishes
Grapes
They are loaded this year!
New Ruby Lace Honey Lotus tree

Raspberries
We planted them this year and they have quadrupled in size and are full of berries

Our Tomato's (5 kinds), peppers (5 kinds), tomitallos, radishes, carrots, onions, leeks, pumpkins, cantaloupe, honeydew, zucchini, watermelon, squash, corn, sunflowers, and herb garden are also taking off. I can't wait to bottle salsa, grape juice, SF jam, and everything else I can. And eat the rest this summer and fall.

6 comments:

Crystal P said...

That is so great!!! You should be very proud.

Kellie said...

wow! It looks great! The flowers are beautiful!

Karla said...

Don't you just love gardens, flowers and everything in between! Your flowers are BEAUTIFUL! I am jealous of all your stuff, and can't wait for a yard, we started seeds inside, hopefully our yard will be ready for the little sprouts when they are ready to go outside... (sigh)

Karen Brothersen said...

WOW! Your labor is really paying off! Your yard has made a complete 180 from what it used to be! I love it!

Ted said...

couple of dang farmers!

Chas Hathaway said...

I love raspberries! I planted some last year and the dog mutilated them. So finally, with little hope, I dug the last few up and put them in the front yard.

Now they're doing great! Yay!

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