Current Stats:
Growing:
Herbs:
3 Tulsi
2 Feverfew
1 German Chamomile
1 Roman Chamomile
1 Vick's Plant
2 Lemon Verbena
4 Curled Parsley
4 Cilantro (2 Flowering into Coriander Seeds)
1 Munstead Lavender
1 Hidcote Blue Lavender
9 Amethyst Basil (3 total didn't flourish)
3 Brokaw Basil (1 didn't flourish)
4 Rosemary
2 Thyme
1/2 Bed Mints
1 Catmint
4 Mealycup Sage
2 Stevia
3 Citronella
Brassicas
32 Brussels Sprouts
8 Broccoli
Squash
5 Eggplant
8 Butternut Squash
21 Luffa
24 Zucchini
Watermelon
3 Volunteer From Chicken Area
Tomatoes
9 Brandywine
3 Beefmaster
3 Jetstar
4 Fantastico
1 Better Boy
1 Scarlet Red
2 Celebrity Plus
6 Green Tomatillos
2 Purple Tomatillos
46 Cherokee Purple
14 Carolina Gold
8 Hillbilly
8 Red Cherry
7 Akoya
Peppers
12 Aruba Sweet
6 Purple Beauty
14 California Wonder
12 Delirio Orange
12 Early Sunsation
Beans
1 Kentucky Wonder Bean
Flowers
Marigolds
Kimono Mix
Ping Pong Lavender
Pansies
Pink Marble Foliage (have to find the name)
3 Sunflower
Foraged:
Dandelions (Leaf & Flower);
Ground Ivy;
Henbit;
Purple Dead Nettle;
White Clover
Wild Onion Grass;
Wild Violets
* Luffas are starting to climb the arch! Maybe half? are already making their way up, and others are all getting close. Training them to climb is definitely helping too. One flower showed up, but fell maybe 24 hours later. Same clean cut as the zucchini flowers that are falling....noticing they're all male.... so maybe just part of the process? Learning as I go! 2 are fighting now for the "star" spot!
* Tomato Trail is now just over half bricked...and waiting for more bricks. Mulched the half that was ready for mulch and it is looking so nice!! Lots of tomatoes to still go....along with watermelon, cucumber, beans, spicy peppers, and a few other things....that are getting nursed along until the tractor can open up the ground for them to go in!
* Finally spotted pests on the brassicas and have been pulling off caterpillars the last few mornings. Satisfying to actually see and remove them! Chickens get a snack, and I'm starting to see the damage slow down. Staying on alert! Tomatillos are BURSTING in the top tier and so aesthetic!
* Also seeded and waiting for sprouts (direct): beans, marigolds
Year to Date Harvest:
Basil/Amethyst: 1.65 oz
Basil/Brokaw: 1.46 oz
Blueberries: 65.43 oz (4.1 lbs) plus snacking
Mint: 2 Gallons Dehydrated
Pepper/Aruba: 2.86 oz
Pepper/Green (General): 4.59 oz
Strawberries: 0.9 oz
Tomatoes/Fantastico: 4.79 oz
Tomatoes/Pink Brandywine: 0.337 lb
Tomatoes/Red Cherry: 1.09 oz
Tomatoes/Yellow Pear: 0.39 oz
Zucchini: 36.317 lbs
Past Stat Updates:
Herbs:
3 Tulsi
2 Feverfew
1 German Chamomile
1 Roman Chamomile
1 Vick's Plant
2 Lemon Verbena
4 Curled Parsley
4 Cilantro (2 Flowering into Coriander)
1 Munstead Lavender
1 Hidcote Blue Lavender
9 Amethyst Basil (3 total didn't flourish)
3 Brokaw Basil (1 didn't flourish)
4 Rosemary
2 Thyme
1/2 Bed Mints
1 Catmint
4 Mealycup Sage
2 Stevia
3 Citronella
Brassicas
32 Brussels Sprouts
8 Broccoli
Squash
5 Eggplant
8 Butternut Squash
21 Luffa
24 Zucchini
Watermelon
3 Volunteer From Chicken Area
Tomatoes
9 Brandywine
3 Beefmaster
3 Jetstar
4 Fantastico
1 Better Boy
1 Scarlet Red
2 Celebrity Plus
6 Green Tomatillos
2 Purple Tomatillos
46 Cherokee Purple
14 Carolina Gold
8 Hillbilly
8 Red Cherry
7 Akoya
Peppers
12 Aruba Sweet
6 Purple Beauty
14 California Wonder
12 Delirio Orange
12 Early Sunsation
Beans
1 Kentucky Wonder Bean
Flowers
Marigolds
Kimono Mix
Ping Pong Lavender
Pansies
Pink Marble Foliage (have to find the name)
3 Sunflower
* Luffas are starting to climb the arch! Maybe half? are already making their way up, and others are all getting close. Training them to climb is definitely helping too. One flower showed up, but fell maybe 24 hours later. Same clean cut as the zucchini flowers that are falling....noticing they're all male.... so maybe just part of the process? Learning as I go! 2 are fighting now for the "star" spot!
* Tomato Trail is now just over half bricked...and waiting for more bricks. Mulched the half that was ready for mulch and it is looking so nice!! Lots of tomatoes to still go....along with watermelon, cucumber, beans, spicy peppers, and a few other things....that are getting nursed along until the tractor can open up the ground for them to go in!
* Finally spotted pests on the brassicas and have been pulling off caterpillars the last few mornings. Satisfying to actually see and remove them! Chickens get a snack, and I'm starting to see the damage slow down. Staying on alert! Tomatillos are BURSTING in the top tier and so aesthetic!
* Also seeded and waiting for sprouts (direct): beans, marigolds
Herbs:
3 Tulsi
2 Feverfew
1 German Chamomile
1 Roman Chamomile
1 Vick's Plant
2 Lemon Verbena
4 Curled Parsley
4 Cilantro
1 Munstead Lavender
1 Hidcote Blue Lavender
10 Amethyst Basil
4 Brokaw Basil
4 Rosemary
2 Thyme
1/2 Bed Mints
1 Catmint
Brassicas
32 Brussels Sprouts
8 Broccoli
Squash
5 Eggplant
8 Butternut Squash
21 Luffa
24 Zucchini
Tomatoes
9 Brandywine
3 Beefmaster
3 Jetstar
4 Fantastico
1 Better Boy
1 Scarlet Red
2 Celebrity Plus
6 Green Tomatillos
2 Purple Tomatillos
Peppers
12 Aruba Sweet
6 Purple Beauty
14 California Wonder
12 Delirio Orange
12 Early Sunsation
Flowers
Marigolds
Kimono Mix
Ping Pong Lavender
Pansies
Pink Marble Foliage (have to find the name)
*The Luffas pulled through! I even had both a new one with starter leaves show up yesterday morning, AND a seed with a sprout show up at the top of a pot as I was planting them today - so I'm still excited for them. Tendrils and the start to some flowers! With the arch my FIL got in, I'm excited to see how they grow over the rest of the summer!
* Lots of surprise of abundance - 24 Zuccs from an expected 14 cells for instance! And 2 suprise Luffa after a lot of rain this week from seeds that didnt take before! Not to mention the trailer load I was surprised with, and accepted the challenge to get them all in ground! Thankful, but its a lot!
Growing:
Not...45 Luffa Seedlings*;
2 Yellow Pear Tomato Seedlings;
2 Pink Brandywine Tomato Seedlings;
X Cherry Tomato Seedlings;
X Hybrid Tomato Seedlings;
7 Cumin/Coriander Seedlings;
8 Kentucky Green Bean Seedlings;
3 Sunflower Seedlings;
3 Basil Seedlings;
10 Rescued Mint Seedlings;
11 Rescued Wild Strawberry Seedlings;
2? Rescued Watercress;
2 Returning Strawberry;
2 Returning Kale;
Foraged:
Dandelions;
Ground Ivy;
Henbit;
Purple Dead Nettle;
Wild Onion Grass;
Wild Violets
*The Luffas sadden me. Being new to them, it'll be a learning curve. But they did get sick, and it spread, so I took some time to trim them and start getting them more sun and airflow and time to dry out as all three things seemed to be an issue causing it. While I'm hopeful some will pull through, it definitely caused a big hit to the luffa army. :(
Growing:
Not...45 Luffa Seedlings*;
2 Yellow Pear Tomato Seedlings;
2 Pink Brandywine Tomato Seedlings;
X Cherry Tomato Seedlings;
X Hybrid Tomato Seedlings;
7 Cumin/Coriander Seedlings;
8 Kentucky Green Bean Seedlings;
3 Sunflower Seedlings;
3 Basil Seedlings;
10 Rescued Mint Seedlings;
11 Rescued Wild Strawberry Seedlings;
2? Rescued Watercress;
2 Returning Strawberry;
2 Returning Kale;
Foraged:
Dandelions;
Ground Ivy;
Henbit;
Purple Dead Nettle;
Wild Onion Grass;
Wild Violets
*The Luffas sadden me. Being new to them, it'll be a learning curve. But they did get sick, and it spread, so I took some time to trim them and start getting them more sun and airflow and time to dry out as all three things seemed to be an issue causing it. While I'm hopeful some will pull through, it definitely caused a big hit to the luffa army. :(
Growing:
45 Luffa Seedlings;
2 Yellow Pear Tomato Seedlings;
2 Pink Brandywine Tomato Seedlings;
X Cherry Tomato Seedlings;
X Hybrid Tomato Seedlings;
7 Cumin/Coriander Seedlings;
9 Kentucky Green Bean Seedlings;
4 Sunflower Seedlings;
3 Basil Seedlings;
10 Rescued Mint Seedlings;
11 Rescued Strawberry Seedlings;
Some Rescued Watercress;
2 Returning Strawberry;
2 Returning Kale;
Foraged:
Dandelions;
Purple Dead Nettle;
Wild Onion Grass;
Wild Violets