Showing posts with label okra. Show all posts
Showing posts with label okra. Show all posts

Saturday, August 9, 2008

Yard and Garden Pics

Thought I'd take a short walk around the yard and garden and see what's happening.


The hummingbirds were busy feeding on the front porch. There were probably about a dozen of them buzzing around--hard to get a picture of them that showed up. Sometimes, one would chase another and I could hear them actually body slam each other.

The Calla Lily bed has recovered nicely from the willow tree landing on it.

The apples aren't ripe yet, but the trees are loaded. Wish I knew what kind they are.

The okra is growing nicely. M has been picking it, slicing and breading it with cornmeal and flour, and freezing it for fried okra.

A lot of the squash plants have been destroyed by bugs, but we still have some healthy plants making squash.

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

Let the Gardening Begin


I went to the local high school FFA greenhouse this afternoon and bought Roma tomatoes and peppers for the garden. M planted corn, okra, squash, and eggplant into flats so that they will be big enough to transplant into the garden. There is a freeze forecast for this weekend, so these plants will probably not be planted for a couple weeks.
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