Fruits that are growing
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| Young nectarine |
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| Laden apple tree |
Raspberries
Rhubarb
Apple Tree x 5
Lemon Tree x 2
Grapefruit
Orange
Nectarine
Peach
Apricot
Tamarillo
Kiwi Fruit
Feijoa
Strawberries
Fig
Cherry Tree x 2
Quince
Many of these are very young and not yet producing, but we are well on our way to having lovely fruit straight from our place.
Nuts
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| Almond flower |
Almond
Ooops! Looks like I should have bought some nut trees. That is a very short list.
Vegies and annual fruits we will plant this spring and summer
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| Strawberries from last summer |
Beans
Potatoes
Lettuce
Carrots
Watermelon
Rockmelon
Pumpkins
Kale
Silverbeet
Beetroot
Corn
Warragul greens (New Zealand spinach)
Peas
Eggplant
Capsicum
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| Sunset runner beans |
Vegies that kindly self seeded last year
Coriander
Beetroot
Silverbeet
Leeks
Bok Choy
Plants that multiplied and I was able to give to other gardeners
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| Our wild summer garden! Rhubarb with raspberries in the bed behind. |
Strawberries
Rhubarb
Silverbeet
Vegetables that are already growing
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| Artichoke flower. Isn't it striking?! |
Garlic
Spring onion
Artichoke
Asparagus
Cabbage
Broadbeans
I planted my seeds last weekend. What an exciting time of year! Have you put seeds in yet? What are you going to grow this year?
5 comments:
Hi Linda, lovely blog! You must live somewhere a lot warmer than Tassie - all my fruit trees are still bare and the garden is just showing the very first signs of renewed life. I couldnt wait and have just popped in some more radishes and lettuce.... hopefully not too much longer now and I can start on our new garden area.
Hi Evi, Thank you! I had to laugh, I didn't mean to mislead you. The photos are from earlier in the year but this post is all about dreaming of when the garden is productive again. I am in Victoria and the fruit trees are just budding up now. Everything is starting to move! The photo of the almond flower is from yesterday. Are you starting to see the signs of spring in Tassie?
Hah , I didn't read the bit right at the top, did I! Never mind, and I do agree that sometimes in the winter it's nice to look at summer pics of the garden and dream!! Daffodils are up and starting to flower here and the old plum trees in the paddock are just bursting out in white blossoms. Lovely, if I could go outside - it's been pouring here for a few days but when it stops the world will be new!
EEK! So much bounty from your garden! Do you grow your rockmelon up trellises or let them trail on the ground? I've got some seeds this year ready to plant when last frost has passed.
Hi Mrs Bok, I haven't harvested yet, just planned how the garden will go! Nature has a way of changing your plans via insects, heat etc. Wish me luck!
I grow my rockmelons on the ground but I don't put them in until about November. They seem to do better if the ground is already warm.
I hope you are enjoying this beautiful sunshine!
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