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.

White Cabbage Butterfly & Lettuce Flower Water Color Image

10:30am Garden Log for the Weekend

• Plant the Radishes
• Plant the Dutch Onions & Onion seeds
• Plant Lettuce
• Re-pot the Cherry & Regular Tomatoes

I didn't take photos recently. So this blog is photo less today so far.

5:00pm What a day

Weeded the rest of garden # 1.

Planted the Dutch set Onions

No time for photos today. It rained too.

Discoveries While Weeding

• Coriander
• Dill

Weeding And Planting in the Garden

Usually the Danger of Frost has passed by this date.

The radishes, lettuce and onions were planted at the beginning of May. They are fine for cooler spring weather planting.
Pumpkins, cucumbers, peas, sunflowers and corn should be planted this week.
The tomato and cherry tomato seedlings are planted now. They are started indoors as early as February.

Lettuce and Peas in the Garden

The Best Smoothie

1/4 cup 100% orange juice,

1/4 cup Fuze Refresh banana coloda,

1 whole banana,

1 peach peeled and pitted,

handful of seedless green grapes,

2 tablespoons of french vanilla yogurt,

handful of lettuce,

makes 1 1/2 cups

Lettuce and Peas Fresh out of the Garden

*~NEW~*Smoothie from the Garden

Lettuce Love in the Garden

1/4 cup of 100% orange juice pure with pulp

1/4 cup of Fuze Vitalize Blackberry Grape drink

1 green peeled apple

3 or 4 tbsp of french vanilla yogurt

fill with lettuce to the brim of the blender

blend until smooth!!

makes about 2 1/4 cups