Photography
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I did a garden crawl this morning and built a quick slideshow. With the exception of Loquats and Carambola the photos were taken today. Things should be a little further along but we are having a longer than normal dry season. Hope you enjoy.
Slideshow: https://jamesdevore.smugmug.com/GARDEN-EDIBLES
Teaser photo
gademocrat7
(11,211 posts)Thank you for sharing them.
HAB911
(9,369 posts)niyad
(120,663 posts)getting our gardens started. Commin wisdom is we don't plant until at least Mothers' Day, or, preferably, Memorial Day. (Freezes and snow are not uncommon even in late May).
HAB911
(9,369 posts)but we are under watering restrictions, one day a week
Diamond_Dog
(35,162 posts)You must live somewhere warm! We are just now getting our seedlings into the ground.
HAB911
(9,369 posts)Last edited Sat May 18, 2024, 06:14 AM - Edit history (1)
we pretty much grow year round but every two or three years we get a frost, perhaps one or two day, this year was frost free
CaliforniaPeggy
(152,451 posts)And what a beautiful garden you have! Full of delicious fruits and vegetables, ready to be eaten once they're ripe.
Thank you so much.
HAB911
(9,369 posts)we grow a little of a lot of things all on 1/2 acre. some things go entirely to wildlife. as an example, the Barbados Cherry in the photo was gone later in the afternoon. not pictured are Peaches that the squirrels eat green and a Sugar Apple that has yet to bear. The small fruit is rarely in a quantity to collect but more for daily grazing.
Mousetoescamper
(5,499 posts)The recs would be through the roof if everyone viewing this teaser would take a one-click moment and check out the show.
HAB911
(9,369 posts)I almost used a hosting site but it becomes time consuming posting that many to two different sites. Looks like 22 individuals did click through and view the show.