Tuesday, April 29, 2008

veggie garden grow!

well, it's been a week since johnny built my raised veggie garden, and i have since planted the following: yellow onion, zuchini, yellow squash, sweet green bell pepper, ceyenne pepper, roma tomato, beefsteak tomato, watermelon, yellow wax bean, peas, green beens, okra, carrots, and cherry tomato (on the patio). I also have a hanging basket of strawberry plants and various herbs. i looooove picking the leaves and smelling them. i have pineapple sage, lemon balm, lemon thyme, peppermint, and lavender. i am going to take progress pictures as i go along, so the official snapshot for week one is this:


sorry that it's all out of focus. i'm still waiting on the return of my nikon. also, the garden has advanced beyond this significantly since this photo was taken. i am very curious to see how much this little garden can actually produce. i still want a pmpkin patch somewhere but i still have to figure that one out. johnny is building me a chicken coop!! i can't wait to see it!! i can't wait to have chickens!! i might even build a small koi pond this year....

and last night, in another indian cooking extravaganza, B and i made a feast. everything absolutely from scratch, too. i made potatoes and peas samosas (which came out better than i imagined), B made tadka dal and saag paneer and johnny made tandoori chicken and tofu - from scratch! imagine that, my small town redneck made indian tandoori from scratch! we topped everything off with a super sweet seedless watermelon. its'gooood!

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

your lil veggie patch looks sweet!!
oh and I found a thai place here the other day, just FYI. Your dinner from last night reminded me to tell you :)
(weezy being lazy & not signing in again, 10-4!)

Anonymous said...

Yummy! Great garden and food. I love eating and cooking Indian too.

Seagrass said...

why thank you, i hope the garden is successful this year. our lives may depend upon it ;P i LOVE thai food, too!

gardening and cooking - simple pleasures in life! i am really trying to master cooking ethnic dishes from scratch and memory.

thanks for commenting, you guys rock!!

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