Another lovely summer day, not! At this rate we will not be seeing many tomatoes, pumpkins or much else that likes a bit of heat. Too yucky to work outside so took a pickie of todays harvest. Zucchini, thyme, parsley, asparagus, lettuce, strawberries, ONE raspberry and an egg. Asparagus just about finished as are the raspberries. If I could only grow one thing it would have to be raspberries. LOVE them!
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fergie51
It looks like a pretty good harvest, despite the weather – but I hope you get the summer sunshine you’re wanting soon. The pale green zucchini looks interesting, which variety is it?
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hope the weather plays nice for you and your garden becomes bountiful. Would love to have you on board the GSC, looks like you have a great veggie patch.
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Thanks Lizzie. Will definitely get onto GSC when we return from well earned camping trip! Love how networks are so positive and supportive. Cheers!
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Looks great, and I can attest to the fact that after a cool and wet start, Summer is definitely here. I’m hiding from 40+ degrees today. Let’s hope the veggies are getting what they need with the sun, but also appreciate all the watering.
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