Pulled up some volunteer garlic today, didn't get a new crop planted last year so at least we got this. Unknown hardneck variety. Need to make sure to replant this fall.
This bed had spinach that we'd eaten off of that was going to seed, but one of the pigs decided she wanted it instead, rearranged the peas a bit too. Letting them go to seed now, and a new crop of greens plus a whole mixture of herbs sprouting now. When they get a little bigger I'll try spacing them out, flooded together a bit.
This bed had broccoli that was spent out that we didn't want seeds from, so new crop of broccoli sprouting, with mix of herbs. And volunteer dill.
This bed had the volunteer garlic, plus volunteer dill and a bunch of poplar whips my wife planted this spring that we'll plant this fall. It worked well, going to try with other trees next year. There's another bed that's full of dill too, and some young cucumber plants, first planting of cucumbers failed, so cucs are running behind the dill.
This bed has cabbage, first crop didn't start so well, tried some different seeds and got a fall crop sprouted. Also a volunteer Austrian winter pea plant, plant them in the fall and they overwinter and grow in the spring. Had used some as a cover/green crop and feed for pigs. The leaves and flowers are good in salad and make it pretty.
Walla Walla onions with mixed greens and some young pumpkin plants, when the greens finish seeding we'll pull the onions and let the greens seed a fall crop. Cats got in the grow area and thought the flats of warm soil were perfect for crappin and nappin, so lost the rest of the onion starts along with some tomato starts.
Pumpkins mostly with some seed onions from last year and volunteer tomatoes. Been fighting squash bugs, water real good and kill them when they climb up, pulling eggs off the leaves too. Going to spread some DE around.
Tomatoes with some young pumpkins. This bed had hundreds of volunteer tomatoes, thinned them down but still pretty thick, we're going to try it though. There's another bed of tomatoes and carrots but I guess I didn't get a picture.
And of course taters and zucchini/summer squash. And a bluebunch wheatgrass plant.
Had some problems early on like cats in the flats and wind killing young transplants. The wind has been terrible here this year. Usually would have watermelons going good right now and a few other things. I emptied a bunch of seed packs in the beds for fall crops so waiting to see what all pops up, going to plant some green beans too for a fall crop.
