Two of our tomatoes and some bush beans:
Two kinds of kale, chard, and brussels sprouts:
More tomatoes, squashes, cilantro, mint, and some marigolds tucked in for good measure:
Dill, fennel, parsley, chives, and a lot of lettuce (hiding under the white shading):
Our first tomato!!
Scarlet runner beans:
Christmas lima beans and rattlesnake beans:
Something out there really likes our christmas lima beans and most have been chomped to the ground. But anything with a bit of green left is, miraculously, pushing on and trying to grow still!
Blue lake pole beans:
Our peas in front, including some more blue lake pole beans on the far side, some marigolds, and some basil which is still very tiny.
We have flowers!
And peas!!!
2 comments:
I know the marigolds are to keep the slugs away, thats a given, but what about the wire cage things...is that to keep bunnies from munching your greens?
They're for a series of things. They partly help keep the dog out for one thing! Mostly there are some in there to help keep the bird netting up - this stuff is so fine you can't see it in the pictures (or in-person sometimes). But that keeps out birds and squirrels, and the dog. Some of the cages also work well to support plants.
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