Fruit Trees and More....

Apricots


Cherries

White Peaches



Raspberries



Strawberries

Look what's sprouting up!

These were the seeds we planted 3 weeks ago.



Kentucky Green Beans








More Green Beans








Pumpkin







Snow Peas






Bok Choy








Cucumbers

Friday, April 20th I

Row of Tulips just starting to bud











Tulip Bud






Purple Lilacs








White and Purple Lilacs along
the fence behind the fruit trees






Pansies

Friday, April 20th II

Controlling weeds with mulch on the
french green beans






Raspberries we recently mulched











Strawberries








Ozark Beauty Variety

Easter Sunday

Planting More Kentucky Beans









Bok Choy, Kentucky Beans &
Scallions








Apples, (2) Cherries, Pears, Nectarines
Peaches









Tomatoes with mulch
(hopefully, to keep weeds
out)










French Green Beans








Scallions, Kentuck Beans, Tomatoes,
Bokchoy, and French Green Beans
(2 markers are for the grapevines
to be planted in the near future.)




Mulch and Landscape Fabric to keep
weeds out

Early morning gardening

Little purple flowers growing wild in our yard










Seedlings: Pumpkins, seedless watermelon,
cucumbers, butternut squash, long beans
(dow gauk or sitaw), heirloom tomatoes
and radish






6 varieties of tomatoes









Planting tomatoes























More Tulips

What's growing in our garden Part II

Getting ready to plant blueberries & strawberries












Maybe he'll keep the critters out.














Broccoli








Tulips










Cauliflower







Italian Parsley






Daffodils

What's growing in our garden

Strawberries

Blueberry

Planted the rest of the arborvitaes today!

April 1, 2007
Today, we cleared a flower bed in our backyard. Instead of planting some annuals, we decided to mulch most of the flower bed, left a couple rose bushes and a lavender bush, and finally planted 3 varieties of tulip bulbs i bought 4 months ago. Back in our vegetable garden, we cleared 2 of the 6 beds of weeds and planted french green beans on one of them. Kelly got rid of two grapevines. In its place we will plant some seedless watermelon or maybe cantelope. One of the vegetable beds is being prepped for two grape plants a friend is giving us.

March 30, 2007
Arborvitae Trees-We have always talked about planting these trees. They thrive in the pacific northwest and they can be found all over the Tri-cities and are often referred to as "privacy trees" for their abilities to grow wide and 30 feet tall. We will be planting five more in the next couple of days.