Garden Notes

Painted Daisy
As the last week of Spring comes to a close and Fathers Day is just around the corner, it seems like the days are just flying by and there is no time for much of anything.
There is always overwhelming excitement in the garden. The flowers and veggies are coming and going.
Every day now there is Radishes, Onions and Lettuce.
Harvesting the Herbs should be started any time now.
This year, compared to notes from last year, it seems everything is one or two weeks ahead from last year. Interesting enough.

Dill in the Tomato Patch

Autumn Asters

Let's just jump right into fall shall we?

These are Asters. This photo was taken on "a golf ball hunting walk" in the woods.

The leaves on the trees have been changing to these incredible shades of reds, burgundy's, oranges, yellow. The air is fresh. There are no bugs. And the Poison Ivy is dying off.

It's also time for harvesting the Herbs.

And planting the Tulips.

Those "Mysterious Annuals" were fabulous. They had to be dug up unfortunately as the Tulips had to be planted in their spot. To be sure though, a couple of hand fulls of seeds were salvaged. Maybe next year, if luck will have it, they'll be back.

At the same time there was wheel barrow loads of weeds and Cosmos taken out too.

The Sunflower seeds, opps i just changed the font by accident, are delicious.

The Bee and Coriander

Coriander Blooming in the Garden

The Coriander wasn't harvested this year. It wasn't harvested last year either and there was a new plant this spring so it's going to seed again. The blooms are pretty.

HERBS in the Garden

Coriander, Parsley

Oregano, Sage, Chives,

Peppermint

Chamomile in the Garden

Dill in the Garden