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It’s been rainy here the past couple days which as I’m sure you can imagine makes everything in the garden just POP! Thus far, we’ve harvested 37 pounds for the month of May.

Check out this ridiculous allium: (whose name I do not know!)
upper terrace tom w allium may 12

We transplanted some peppers already (we’ll see!) and check out the spinach that we planted from a Territorial Seed Co. seed strip (May 12):

upper terrace spinach n peppers may 12

At the bottom bed of this photo on April 21, you can see the spinach sprouting up!:

raised terrace beds april 21

Bok Choy on April 14:

bok choy and beets april 14& on May 12:

upper terrance L bok choy beets may 12

I have a bunch of varied, what I like to call ‘general harvest work photos’ that I think it is time to share!

April 7, not even a storm can deter the Urban Farmers from prepping beds for spring planting:

group work storm coming April 7

Every group was busy working and harvesting April 9:

general work April 9 1

general work April 9 2

general work April 9 4

general work April 9 5

general work April 9 6

Someone took a leek in the sink:

leek in sink april 9

 

April 14:

Deion and Riley april 14

harper and lineman april 14

Tom sweeping up for the week on April 23:

tom sweeping april 23

Taking out some brassica’s April 21 to prep that bed for some Thai eggplant:

taking out the brassicas april 21

 

May 5, nice romaine harvest:

 

Happy student lettuce harvest may 5

students working may 5 3

students working may 5 4

upper terrace may 5 1May 7:

group work may 7

May 12:

dans group 2 may 12

dans group turnip carrot may 12

Okay so this isn’t a work shot, but look at how beautifully laid out this bed is!:

horizontal lines lettuce onions may 12

Great job everyone, and don’t forget to study your plant families for the exam tomorrow ;]

Later Days

-Kat B!