July in the garden
Beets reaching for the sun. Photo: Daniel Romlein, Potsdam
As we begin July with hot, humid weather, our shout out to gardeners across the region brought in a wonderful range of photos. Gardens are going into full production, moving from greens, radishes and volunteer herbs to peas and beans and beets. Some growers are already seeing summer squash and cukes.
Great fun across a wide range of gardening: from pocket raised beds and patio pots to expansive, long-rowed ventures.
Keep sending those photos to me: [email protected]
The whimsical Entayant Garden at Rainbow Lake. Photo: Don Bush
From our long-time Vermont gardening friend Cassandra Corcoran, this series of recent garden photos:
Asparagus bed, with nettles towering behind the roses. Photo: Cassandra Corcoran
Third mounding of the spuds. Garlic hiding behind. Photo: Cassandra Corcoran
Broccoli, lettuce and beets. Photo: Cassandra Corcoran
Cannellini beans and one hearty plentiful zucchini. Photo: Cassandra Corcoran
Little raised bed garden at Chase Lake. Photo: Caryn Allen
Little Indian Lake garden, with praying mantis sculpture. Photo: George DeChant
Remember to send your gardening photos to me–successes as well as failures. I’ll share some of my failures this summer. We learn from our mistakes, right? Photos should be emailed to: [email protected]
Tags: flowers, gardening, vegetables
