Fall photo tour

Words aren’t flowing but film is cheap. 😉

A “What’s growing now” tour follows:

Front beds, after the coup and occupation pulled by the basil collective

Back of the basil beds, Thai Thai and more Thai

Ridiculous peppers

Volunteer arugula in a bed that is under deconstruction

New Zealand spinach, transplanted volunteers that occupied a 2×3′ bed last spring.  Now, at least 80 square feet all sprawling from the 2×3 area

Sugar snap peas using old corn stalks for support, sort of….

Chard – fordhook giant a little too close together. I’ll thin and add to salads. Bok choi to the left, with a dusting of BT for organic cabbage worm control.

The 3 beds I’ll attempt to take through the winter again:

kale with spinach backup with sugar snap peas thinking about the climbing the fine support I put in for them

Lettuce, bok choi, chard, spinach (and sprawling 9′ okra plants in the background, still giving a pod or three a day)

Lettuce horizon  in a lame artsy-fartsy photography attempt

Same bed, with the christmas limas choking the fence behind.

The incomplete “cohutt taught himself to weld this weekend arbor / trellis/ garden gateway project”  Note the  back lit angle effectively concealing the low quality of my work.  This was Saturday’s project, Sunday’s was using my new found “skills” to repair the bush hog decking up in the mountains.

That’ll do it for tonight