Back to Ontario and to a neglected garden. I'm always surprised at what has survived with no help from me.
The big surprise was the bed that I scattered all my old seeds on in August. Obviously many were still in good shape as lots of beans, peas. amaranth and sunflowers are clamoring for space. There are a few things in that jungle I can harvest for the table, but mostly it will act as a green manure crop.
I've been harvesting the last of the peas and beans along with lots of lettuce and pak choi and the odd tomato.
The sunflowers are looking great.
The peas and beans that are too mature will be picked and used dried.
We had our first frost 2 nights ago so the beans are no longer with us. But still lots in the garden that didn't get hit.
I'm here for only a couple more weeks. Just enough time to put the garden to bed,
We then drive back out to BC, so I am wondering how many plants I will be able to dig up and take with me...
The big surprise was the bed that I scattered all my old seeds on in August. Obviously many were still in good shape as lots of beans, peas. amaranth and sunflowers are clamoring for space. There are a few things in that jungle I can harvest for the table, but mostly it will act as a green manure crop.
I've been harvesting the last of the peas and beans along with lots of lettuce and pak choi and the odd tomato.
The sunflowers are looking great.
The peas and beans that are too mature will be picked and used dried.
I'm here for only a couple more weeks. Just enough time to put the garden to bed,
We then drive back out to BC, so I am wondering how many plants I will be able to dig up and take with me...
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