I'm quite thrilled with the recent progress of the gardens. Not only do I have an adorable little garden helper, but hubby decided to build me compost bays (at loooooong last!) Now, instead of dumping green waste, I can actually recycle and reuse it. So happy right now.
Take a look at the happenings of the week...
Miss 3 loves watering, and has taken quite a liking to watering only these capsicum plants :)
Apparently, our 2 bridges weren't enough. Great improvisation kids. But looks like we'll be using these for our compost bays. Sorry.
Thrilled that all 31 of my snow peas germinated :)
Hubby is paver cutting to finish off the pathway.
Despite a heap of dirt piled onto my garden, I'm so glad the path is no longer a trip hazard.
Paul and hubby did a brilliant job building the compost bays. I'd have hugged them if they didn't pong so much :)
At last, I can compost! I really, really hate waste, so this makes me very happy.
Back to the veggie garden, and at last, the tomato seedlings look like tomato plants.
The 4 zucchini plants are growing at a rapid rate.
This is a baby broccoli. It has 5 more friends too.
It's clean! Thank you Shane! Love your work.
Inside this string section, used for protecting my germinating beetroot and spinach, is one less seedling. "Look, a weed!" Miss 3 announced as she ripped out a healthy beetroot seedling.
Bless her enthusiasm :)
And there you have it, your lot for yet another week. Glorious autumn days are delivering slow, steady progress.
Look forward to bringing you more soon.
Thanks for reading!
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