Summertime gardens are outstanding! I’m currently in NYC dreaming of my garden and 70 degree weather — honestly, the temperature is unbearable (though the incredible restaurants are making up for the thick, wet heat). I snapped a few photos just before I left on my trip to capture what’s currently happening in veggie land. The year’s hard work is sweetly rewarded with a non-stop conveyor belt of produce. I’m still waiting for my first planting of tomatoes to ripen, but I continue to plant more to ensure a steady stream of those juicy treats all the way into fall.
Artichoke... um aren't doing very well. Next year I'm going to plant Globe artichokes in their place.
Summer Radicchio
Cantaloupe...I hope it makes it, it doesn't look so hot.
Platinum Corn
Sea Scape Strawberries
Spinach
Early Girl tomatoes
In addition to my original tomato plants, I added three new varieties this year. At the farmers market these specific plants were recommended for our coastal area…keeping my fingers crossed.
Jaune Flamme
Stupice -- reminds of something an Italian grandmother would call a delinquent child
Black Krim
Gotta have you guys over soon to wander around Cookie’s garden. It’s looking great. Cheers, gonna go get some Pimm’s, Bill
Found your website very helpful – to use the new tips I now have for my garden journal — may I ask please: What is the humidity like in your area of the country?
Thank you much for your time and LOVE the site!
Hi Renee,
Thank you for your comment. Usually, in Santa Barbara, our humidity is about 50%.
Cheers!
Val
We can’t wait, Bill. Love to Cookie.
Cheers!
-Val
Hi Valerie,
The blueberries in this post look amazing. Do you know the variety? And any tips on growing them in a pot as pictured? Oh and where did you find the pot? I love it!
Thanks so much,
Cherrie