A few herbs around the yard managed to survive and not need replanting, like this lovely chive.
Here is my kale, looking fabulous. I need to thin some of that out and eat it tomorrow for lunch! I planted the chard seeds at the same time and it is a third the size.
One surprising bonanza crop are the bok choy plants. I will need to thin out the middle one of these tomorrow too.
List of plants planted so far this year:
- bok choy (starts)
- swiss chard (seed)
- kale (seed)
- walla walla onions (starts)
- leeks (seed)
- fennel (seed and start)
- cilantro (from starts from Randy and Shari)
- tomatoes (starts also from Randy and Shari)
- arugula (seed)
- pansy (starts. I want to put these edible flowers onto cupcakes)
- sunflowers (seed. I will transplant these to the front yard)
- rhubarb (starts)
- Japanese eggplant (starts)
- zucchini (starts)
- garlic (starts)
- lavender (seed. These will also get transplanted. I am trying to be cheap this year)
I know a lot of people in the Pacific Northwest have been complaining about all the rain we are getting but it has been doing my veggies a world of good. We finally turned the heat off this week. Heat on in June is just ridiculous and wrong!
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