Post by Butch Bridges on May 7, 2008 5:10:02 GMT -6
With all the good rain on Tuesday morning May 6th, Jill's garden has really be growing. I snapped some pictures this week.........
This is 3 rows of corn and that's sunflowers growing along the fence.
www.oklahomahistory.net/ttphotos8a/Corn050608.jpg
The larger plants are sunflowers, and the smaller ones, peppers.
www.oklahomahistory.net/ttphotos8a/PeppersAndSunFlowers050608.jpg
And this is purple cabbage on the left and broccoli on the right.
www.oklahomahistory.net/ttphotos8a/CabbageBroccoli050608.jpg
And this is my pride and joy. Its a Little Giant Blueberry. It will be about 2 years before it starts producing, so I hope it makes it until then. This one plant is suppose to produce 20 bowl fulls of blueberries a week.
www.oklahomahistory.net/ttphotos8a/LittleGiantBlueberry050608.jpg
Jill has a number of other plants growing, so I'll get some pics of them next week. The crape myrtles growing near the front by the road, they are really greening.
www.oklahomahistory.net/ttphotos8a/CrapeMyrtles050608.jpg
And then there's fruit trees, I just snapped pictures of two. The first one is an Alberta Peach (we have two more other kinds of peach trees).
www.oklahomahistory.net/ttphotos8a/AlbertaPeach050608.jpg
And this is a Bartlett Pear tree, its really growing tall with the rain.
www.oklahomahistory.net/ttphotos8a/BartlettPear050608.jpg
Oh, and I can't forget about the two apricot trees Chuck Carter gave us a month ago. I imagine it will be several years before we see apricots, but I sure love apricot moon pies, can hardly wait!
www.oklahomahistory.net/ttphotos8a/ApricotTree050608.jpg
Jill has several rose bushes growing around the ponderosa. She is always clipping one and bringing in the house to put in a vase. I like the climbing rose bush we bought last week, its already blooming.
www.oklahomahistory.net/ttphotos8a/ClimbingRose050608.jpg
This is 3 rows of corn and that's sunflowers growing along the fence.
www.oklahomahistory.net/ttphotos8a/Corn050608.jpg
The larger plants are sunflowers, and the smaller ones, peppers.
www.oklahomahistory.net/ttphotos8a/PeppersAndSunFlowers050608.jpg
And this is purple cabbage on the left and broccoli on the right.
www.oklahomahistory.net/ttphotos8a/CabbageBroccoli050608.jpg
And this is my pride and joy. Its a Little Giant Blueberry. It will be about 2 years before it starts producing, so I hope it makes it until then. This one plant is suppose to produce 20 bowl fulls of blueberries a week.
www.oklahomahistory.net/ttphotos8a/LittleGiantBlueberry050608.jpg
Jill has a number of other plants growing, so I'll get some pics of them next week. The crape myrtles growing near the front by the road, they are really greening.
www.oklahomahistory.net/ttphotos8a/CrapeMyrtles050608.jpg
And then there's fruit trees, I just snapped pictures of two. The first one is an Alberta Peach (we have two more other kinds of peach trees).
www.oklahomahistory.net/ttphotos8a/AlbertaPeach050608.jpg
And this is a Bartlett Pear tree, its really growing tall with the rain.
www.oklahomahistory.net/ttphotos8a/BartlettPear050608.jpg
Oh, and I can't forget about the two apricot trees Chuck Carter gave us a month ago. I imagine it will be several years before we see apricots, but I sure love apricot moon pies, can hardly wait!
www.oklahomahistory.net/ttphotos8a/ApricotTree050608.jpg
Jill has several rose bushes growing around the ponderosa. She is always clipping one and bringing in the house to put in a vase. I like the climbing rose bush we bought last week, its already blooming.
www.oklahomahistory.net/ttphotos8a/ClimbingRose050608.jpg