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Here, left to right, are carrots, broccoli, cabbage,
and tomatoes. Scant walking space...
Here's a different view, with corn at the back, and carrots
at the fore.
Cosmos comes up volunteer, and we leave it to brighten
up the garden.
Here's the garden getting watered, with a ladder trellis
for our grapevine.
Here are the grapes ripening.
We let our 4 hens loose for a while, till one got killed
by a predator. They did a lot of rooting in the garden, which was big enough
at that point to withstand it, but I think it's not a good idea in the
long run, as they would kill raspberries and other things. Pictured
are zucchini, raspberries, and potato plants.
We also let some poppies self propagate in a flower area.
But they have to be mostly pulled later, as they produce a lot of seeds...
Blackberries.
Squash flower with bee.
Sunflowers are also a tolerated volunteer in some places.
Whenever we get Easter lillies or other lillies, we plant
them and they usually come back with flowers the next year.
These are Provider green beans. We get more beans than
we can freeze every year with these.
I hope you enjoyed the little tour of our garden. It's organic. So there's sometimes critters. Mostly the produce keeps ahead of them...
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