We started off the 2010 season by putting in raised beds.
First step: rototil
Looks great... Wait. What's that? Not straight with the house? Guess we'll be fixing this little problem.
My new garden gnome.
Where he lives next to the rhubarb
The new Meeker raspberry "sticks" in the back bed.
Anne golden raspberry (fall) sticks in the left bed and everbearing strawberries and the smaller rhubarb plant in the right bed.
*The strawberries and rhubarb were relocated before the 2011 growing season.
The new Misty blueberries
Red osier dogwoods planted on the hill in hopes that they will grow and created a thick hedge eventually...
The garden early spring
Meeker raspberries with signs of growth
Anne raspberries begin to grow
Everbearing strawberries off to a good start
The Black Pearl (left); good, sweet berries and a thornless blackberry (right - which was removed end of season, as the berries weren't sweet)
Evergreen huckleberries growing well
Sunshine blueberries doing very well - had a good, first winter; 2 year old plants
Good growth for the Meeker raspberries. You can see lettuces in the foreground bed.
The spring garden
Herbs planted in the deck planters
GOOD strawberry crop this year despite cool, wet spring
Tomato plants with good growth (though it never got warm enough for good tomato maturity)
The squashes got off to a great start, but I ended up pulling them when the aphids invaded enmasse - not much harvest...
Sugar snap peas always do really well here
Sunshine blueberries were heavy producers in 2010
Rhubarb after harvest with spinach to its left
Love being in the garden!
My faithful garden companion!
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Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts! Abundant blessings on your day... Joanie