It snowed briefly and the temperature dropped to 25F. Here are photos of the garden status.
Lettuce in the hoop house.
Gooseberries budding
Sedum
Tree Peony
Hyacinth
Black Currant
Peony
Front Garden
Full Bloom
Showing posts with label Hoophouse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hoophouse. Show all posts
Sunday, April 21, 2013
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Not Quite Finished With The Snow - But The Vegetables Are Covered - 3/19/13
A quick post to show the hoop house during today's snow. The vegetables are snug and warm inside the cover. Not unusual to get snow at this time up here. It can snow all the way to June 1st.
Enjoy !
Enjoy !
Saturday, December 29, 2012
Snow On the Hoop House - Picture Of The Day 12-29-2012
I have a seasonal hoop hose. It helps extend my growing season. I made it myself with help from a neighbor. After every snow fall I clean it off. I have 2-30ft X 3ft beds and currently have lettuce growing inside.
One day I hope to own a large greenhouse.
One day I hope to own a large greenhouse.
Monday, November 26, 2012
Flowers From The 2012 Garden 4 And Picture Of A Frequent Special Guest To The Garden
Some pictures from the past years:
Here is a picture of a frequent guest to the garden for the past couple of years. I first saw her as a little Bambi with her spots. Now she is all grown up and has a couple fawns of her own. She always gives me the same look.
Lettuce and Bulls Blood:
Somewhere under the snow is a garden and a hoophouse:
Coleus:
Zinnias with raspberries in the background:
Buttercrunch lettuce:
Iris:
Mesclun mix:
Here is a picture of a frequent guest to the garden for the past couple of years. I first saw her as a little Bambi with her spots. Now she is all grown up and has a couple fawns of her own. She always gives me the same look.
Lettuce and Bulls Blood:
Somewhere under the snow is a garden and a hoophouse:
Coleus:
Zinnias with raspberries in the background:
Buttercrunch lettuce:
Iris:
Mesclun mix:
Labels:
Climate,
Coleus,
Deer,
Hoophouse,
Iris,
Lettuce,
Mesclun Mix,
Winter Gardening,
Zinnias
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