Hello Steemit friends! Happy weekend! As my Saturday is coming to an end and I haven't made a post today, I thought I would share another garden update since I took some photos this afternoon. I have no idea how my Saturday night turned into me sharing posts about gardening but I guess that should be a subject for another post. :)
Fruits:
I am excited to share that cherries are here, it's been few days since we are enjoying eating them. We have few big cherry trees and few small, young ones. Seems like there will be some nice plums this year. We'll see how apples and pears will go as well as the grapes. Blackberries are blooming nicely. Hopefully the goji berries will make it, it's our first year having those. In my previous post I already shared strawberry photos, they are still here.
Cherries:
Strawberries:
Blackberries:
Grapes:
Greenhouse
Our first ever improvised greehouse made by my dad is doing really well. We have some tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers. Two cucumbers are already there and tomatoes are coming soon. We have been buying those past couple of weeks for salads but they just can't compare to the fresh, toxic free veggies from the garden.
Greenhouse:
Tomatoes:
Cucumbers:
Veggies
Outside the greenhouse, on the actual land that takes most of our garden, we have planted many veggies. Today I will share with you some that has made progress since my previous posts. Apart from the ones you will see in this post, we also have green salad, spring onions, more cucumbers and tomatoes, some zucchini, peas, cabbage... Carrots and parsley are planted again because they were not growing so we will if there's going to be any this year.
Beans (two kinds):
Tomatoes:
Potatoes:
Random Photos
To keep up with the tradition, I'll share some random photos with you starting with our chickens, hazelnut tree, me sitting under the tree and thinking about life. :D Then there is a photo of the kitchen towels drying outside, on the fresh air and if you pay attention, you will see how first row has red clothing pins, second has light blue and third has green. Guess who did that? :D Finally, we have photos of our figs and roses in front of the house.
Hazelnut tree:
Random kitchen towels:
Figs:
Roses:
Thanks for checking out this post, I hope you enjoyed this little tour. If you check out my previous garden posts, you will see the true transformation, haha. Let me know if you like gardening and what are you growing and looking forward to eat? Have a lovely weekend everyone!
All photos are my own, taken with iPhone 5.
Cool Garden @nikolina! Garden style as in the beautiful balkan area? Blessings.
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Is that where you live? :o
I hope your dad doesn't mind if I go spend some holidays there :D
I guess you know which part is my favorite ;)
For a second I felt something when you said "hazelnut" I wonder why lol
All of this is behind the house.
Yeah, come, if you don't mind staying with 7 of, including two kids, haha! :D
I am guessing your favorite part is the random one! :D
Hazelnut = Hazelina (close enough LOL)
Wow! Amazing garden. We are just preparing to plant .
You live in paradise. I love your family garden.
You guys have everything there and I can't believe that you are already enjoying all the fruit. Ours in Canada are just starting to come out.
I love the pictures and you will have to share the goji berry tree, because I have never seen it before or how the fresh goji berries look like (only in dried form from the store).
Thank you! <3
I guess it's because of the climate, I hope you'll enjoy some soon.
I will definitely share some pictures of goji berries as I am looking forward to see how they look like, I never had them, not even dried, lol.
Have a blessed Sunday, my friend!
Wow! Amazing garden. We are just preparing to plant .
Thank you so much!
Happy planting! :)
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wooow you've everything in your garden haha how cool is that!!
But I know it is a lot of work.
The cherries and strawberries look really good!
Great job!
Thank you so much! :)
Yes, it is a lot of work but the benefits are totally worth it, hehe.