Some of the Bell peppers were ready to be harvested, will cook with them in the future. They look pretty good to eat.
Friday, December 1, 2017
Green Bean Progress
Green Beans beginning to grow and pop up, insects all around the plants, however they are still progressing and growing.
Week of Nov. 27th
This week we focused on monitoring the status of our plot. We also had our first harvest! We will continue to monitor the progress of our crops as the semester comes to a close.
Strawberry fruits have formed.
Our sunflowers are turning brown. Are they maturing towards seeding or is it something else? We will continue to make observations.
We have a visitor pollinating our peppers. Bees are definitely welcomed guests.
Bell peppers are looking ready for harvest.
We are starting to see some of our 'Lunchbox' peppers. I wonder what colors they will be.
Davis is harvesting some bell peppers.
Hmm.... something doesn't look right. This carrot was transplanted in and may have suffered permanent root damage. We'll know more once some of our direct seeded carrots appear big enough for harvest.
Friday, November 24, 2017
Thanksgiving break progress
This week we pulled some more weeds from our plot, and over Thanksgiving we applied the rest of the fertiliser and added compost on top. We have seen a lot of progress this week with our tomatoes, bell peppers, sweet peppers, and green beans.
| Our tomatoes plants have green tomatoes growing on them now. |
| A flower has appeared on our green beans. |
| Adding fertiliser and compost to our plot. |
| A flower from our strawberry plants. |
| Our green beans have produced pods! |
| We are also seeing progress on our sweet peppers. |
| Our bell peppers have grown too! |
Friday, November 17, 2017
Solving Bolting Issues
Yesterday we pulled up the lettuce on the bottom because of the bolts that were coming up. After pulling it up we planted the celery transplants that we had been growing in the green house (depicted on top). Hopefully the celery will thrive as the weather becomes cooler.
Tomatos tied down
Support was needed for the Tomato plants before fruiting, tied some of the stems down with string to a stake
Thursday, November 16, 2017
Garden visitor
A butterfly has landed on one of our sunflowers. It must have been attracted to the bright color. Butterflies can serve as pollinators, and we hope to see more around our plot.
Peppers and this week
We can see peppers starting to grow on some our plants. We hope to harvest them after Thanksgiving break.
This week we are focused on maintenance and are monitoring the growth of our crops. We are waiting patiently for our first harvest.
This week we are focused on maintenance and are monitoring the growth of our crops. We are waiting patiently for our first harvest.
Sunday, November 12, 2017
Bolting
We have recently posted about our lettuce bolting and wanted to share a link to help explain bolting.
Wednesday, November 8, 2017
Green Beans Update
Monday, November 6, 2017
Sunflower and this week
We are finally seeing yellow blooms in our sunflowers.
This week we are focusing on monitoring our crops and managing the weeds. We have lots of weeds growing in our plot and have been pulling weeds almost weekly. There is not much to do in our garden besides weeding. We are waiting for our crops to grow. We will try to address the needs of our crops (pesticides, staking, etc.) as we go along.
This week we are focusing on monitoring our crops and managing the weeds. We have lots of weeds growing in our plot and have been pulling weeds almost weekly. There is not much to do in our garden besides weeding. We are waiting for our crops to grow. We will try to address the needs of our crops (pesticides, staking, etc.) as we go along.
Friday, November 3, 2017
Wednesday, November 1, 2017
Lettuce Inspection
LJ is tasting our lettuce to check on the quality. We've spotted flower buds on some of the lettuce plants.
Friday, October 27, 2017
Thursday, October 26, 2017
Friday, October 20, 2017
Lettuce Update
It's been a week since we transplanted the lettuce. They are noticeably bigger. We hope they continue to grow well.
Tomato Progress
Our grafted tomatoes have really grown since being transplanted. We hope they will be fine with next week's cooler weather.
Thursday, October 19, 2017
Wednesday, October 18, 2017
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