Daniel's Pacific NW Garden

Most of the sweet corn that I planted earlier has germinated.  There are always a few spots that don't come up.  I don't know if it...

Most years, my rule of thumb is to plant sweetcorn starting on May 15.  This year I started about a week sooner - check prior post for actua...

 Here are some photos of my current kitchen garden (potager).  About half is newly worked soil, formerly sod, which I treated during the w...

Mesh to protect sweet corn seeds, planted 5.7.19 It may be too early.  However, this promises to be an early summer, hot and dry.  So I ...

These are from the last batch of sweet corn, planted in June.  Trinity.  I'm surprised to be eating fresh sweet corn from the kitchen ...

Garlic.  6.4.18 Sweet Corn.  6.4.18  Most of the kitchen garden is doing well.  The main problems have been herbivores.  I've w...

Blueberry Pie.  Mid Aug, 2017.  I haven't been keeping up on the garden blog.  With historic high temperatures, no rain - expected t...

Georgia Collard Greens and  Squashes.  7.10.17 Chili Peppers and Scallions.  7.10.17  The kitchen garden is doing pretty well.  Col...

Tomato Plants.  6.10.17 Today I planted the 4th batch, probably final batch, of sweet corn seeds.  The variety was Bodaceous, which I b...

Daylily flower, seedling started in early 2015.  6.5.17 The daylily that I pictured previously, has it's second flower, and many bud...

It's been sunny and warm for three days. This was a good time to cultivate the kitchen garden. The potatoes and onions that I planted ...

Tomatoes and Brunswick Figs.  9.30.16 Bodaceous Sweet Corn.  9.30.16 It's been a spectacular year for me in the kitchen garden....

Hollywood and Green Gage Plums, and Figs.  7.27.16  Mos of todays meals were from the kitchen garden.  Pretty awesome to me.  Lots of fr...

Basal in Tree Ring Container.  7.26.16 Okra.  7.27.16 Mid Summer is a nice time in the kitchen garden.  Every day feels like a comb...