#peppers
11.9.19 - Trying to transition into a vegan diet. Feeling better already by simply making the choice for myself.
› Also trying to enjoy more sunsets lately so I’ll share this one with you too.
Pepper and peach tree.
The little peach tree is so full of ripening peaches it is leaning over. It’s just a couple seasons since I grafted the rootstock.
The purple Peruvian pepper plant is on its third season and still profusely producing purple peppers.
Tiny patio garden.
Lots of different things becoming ready for harvest. We have beds of lettuce, arugula and kale at varying stages. Another wave of fava beans is upon us and following that we will have pole and bush beans. Meanwhile peppers and tomatoes are growing.
Standing by we have kale, cilantro and beat starts to be planted as soon as room is available.
Yesterday I started more beats and turnips indoors for a later summer planting.
Continually sow seeds and start plants indoors so your harvest can continue without interruption.
Just some photos of the garden.
Gonna wash and disinfect these compostable pots and get them ready for the 2020 season. These pots will hold tomatoes and peppers and we will start our seedlings in the next four days (January 15-18). Our planting zone here in Atlanta is a rapidly rising zone 8a. What are you planting now?
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