Fun Fun Fun. the water melons are growing so fast. Enjoy
Fun Fun Fun. the water melons are growing so fast. Enjoy
Here is an updated video from late September. It’s really turned hot and muggy since this video. It must be an Indian Summer. The Garden is much larger now which you will see on the next video coming soon.
It’s getting hot again. Today it is 95 degrees in the middle of October. Check out some of the growing items that will soon be on the menu. Also check out one of the wonders that visited the garden. I already ate the green beans and still waiting for the peas.
Spaghetti Squash

Zuchinni

Baby Moon and Stars watermelon

Alien visitor

October garden

This is fun. Tomatoes have been scarce this year. It looks like the rainy days are over, weather is cooling and veggies are growing. How is your garden doing?
Here is a list of what I’ve planted this fall.
Mortgage lifter and super beefsteak tomatoes, butternut, buttercup and Spaghetti squash, Zucchini, Blue lake beans, Amish snap peas, Cucumbers, Eggplant, Broccoli, Chocolate peppers and Ice box watermelon.


Fall is here and we are planting tomatoes, broccoli, Squash, cucumbers, and watermelon. The garden has been upgraded and is almost there. Check out the video. I hope it inspires you to grow your own garden.
I found this young Giant Sweet Potato bug on the screen which protects the sweet potatoes. So close yet so far. We named our new insect pet “Buggy”. 
The neighbors are talking about the 8 foot tall sunflower. My next door neighbor said they can grow even taller. My daughter comments how it follows the sun. Pretty awesome sight in such a small backyard.


I harvested most of the Ice Box Watermelons this week. The leaves and vines had withered and dried out. Our family of three just ate our first one and it was a mouth watering delight. Some of the melons were a little underdeveloped. I’m guessing it’s because I planted too late.

The Icebox Watermelon is about ready for harvest. Pulled tomato plants and planted Southern beans and zucchini squash.
Check it out.
Here is a blog I have been enjoying about a real life story of Joe Lamp’l’s challenge to grow a garden on a twenty five dollar budget. I know many of you will relate like I did. Thanks Joe. Click here and have fun.


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