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Tag Archives: watermelon
Tiny Watermelon
This little melon fell off the vine today. I was surprised when I cut it up to find it was a watermelon! It has more seeds than edible fruit.
My Huge Melon
I finally decided to harvest one of my two watermelons. It weights a ton, and is huge. Amber was convinced it would be under-ripe, white, and tasteless. Turns out it is a little over-ripe, super juicy, and delicious.
Garden Update: July 5, 2010
I need to start thinking about what fall crops to plant, it is time to get seedlings started already. My tomato plants have been a big disappointment again this year. I’ll probably buy several seedlings from a nursery to see … Continue reading
Garden Update: May 7, 2010
Lots of lush green growth right now but a few plants are stumbling. I put a few more plants in the ground, planted some more beans, and cut out some of the lettuce, it getting too hot for it already … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged bean, cantaloupe, corn, cucumber, pepper, sunflower, tomato, watermelon
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Garden Update: April 13, 2010
Lots of activity in the garden right now. Cucumbers, beans, cowpeas, sunflower, corn, and watermelon are all coming up from seed. I ate my first snack of sugar snap peas, they were very tasty. Most of the strawberries I planted … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged beans, corn, cowpeas, cucumber, strawberry, sugar snap pea, sunflower, watermelon
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