Snow Peas : Oregon Sugar Pod II
There was a big haul of spinach that was destined for the freezer ...
Spinach Bloomsdale Savoy and Everlasting
The start of the broccoli harvest ...
Broccoli : De Cicco
And a lot of lettuce was harvested that didn't get photographed.
I'm joining other bloggers over at Daphne's Dandelions as we share our weekly harvests...it's fun to see what others are harvesting and what they are cooking up with it...check it out!
I've been adding some simple trellises to the ends of some of my raised beds ...
I added another piece of PVC to the bed about 6" back from the one at the end. Then all I needed was a piece of wire fencing and some twine ...
I cut the fencing to match the interior width of the bed ...
...tied the fencing to the PVC with some twine ...
... trimmed the fencing to the curve of the hoop ...
...and then did the same on the other end of the trellis ...
I planted cucumbers at the base of the trellis. There are Asian greens on the other side that will be glad of the shade the cucumber foliage will soon supply while the cucumbers will enjoy the direct sun at the end of the bed.
Enjoy!
Wow! Wonderful harvest! I like the trellis idea...I may have to try it.
ReplyDeleteWow! Wonderful harvest! I like the trellis idea...I may have to try it.
ReplyDeleteLooks great. If I can't get my act together with the mosaic on my main trellis I may have to resort to this!
ReplyDeleteLove your harvest and I must agree...the peas never make it into the kitchen...they're too good fresh from the garden.
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Sharon Lovejoy Writes from Sunflower House and a Little Green Island
What a great idea for a trellis. How do you secure the PVC pipe to your raised bed? How long are they? How wide is your bed? (Can you tell I am going to be putting the hubby to work copying your idea?)
ReplyDeleteIsn't it great to pick those first snow peas and eat them in the garden??
ReplyDeleteI really like your trellis idea!
Nartaya, if you click on the "Garden Projects" tab under my blog title you will find a step by step photo presentation on how the beds were built. If you (or your husband) has any questions after looking at it, I'll be happy to help : )
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice harvest. I miss my spinach. I'm going to plant so much in the fall.
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