Thursday, November 8, 2012

Garden Update....

The past 2 days has seen a much needed 32mm of rain fall over our farm so it was nice to step outside this afternoon to snap a few shots of a freshly showered garden - clean of all the red dust which is usually present....

I'm excited to have apple trees blossoming,
garden 1
hundreds (and I'm not exaggerating!!!) of passion fruit ready-ing themselves for harvest in the coming month,
garden 2
many a tomato starting to swell (mmmmm tomato relish),
garden 3
pomegranates setting fruit,
garden 4
'mini muncher' cucumbers just starting to appear,
garden 5
heirloom zucchini's growing by the minute,
garden 6
sweet radishes plump for the picking,
garden 7
and rows of french corn finally starting to fill in (even if it is only just a little)....
garden 8
What's happening in your garden at the moment???

10 comments:

  1. Truly jealous of your passion fruit vine. Wish we could grow one but too many frosts here.
    However zucchinis and lettuces are looking good!

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  2. wow you're garden is very happy at the moment!! it all looks so healthy...ps I LOVE passionfruit...xo Suze.

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  3. nice drop of rain.......wished we got that much........11mls......need more.........lots more..........

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  4. Your garden is looking lovely and so tempting!

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  5. I hadn't seen a pomegranate flower before,
    Stunning photos of your very productive garden.
    x

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  6. Your garden looks amazing. I'd LOVE to have a passionfruit vine - I wonder how it would fare on my balcony?

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  7. Your garden looks so productive Jodie! Love that passionfruit! I agree the rain is like magic...we also had 30mm in the last few days. Your pink tomatoes are still going strong too :)

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  8. Very healthy garden, mine is just full of weeds. Wish I had more help with it

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  9. Hey Jode!
    Been thinking of you! Have you had the baby yet???
    Ellie xx

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  10. Your garden is growing beautifully and your photography is stunning!! Thanks so much for sharing, it's cold and brown here in the midsection of the U.S.!

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