Ira said at 5:12 a.m. on Apr 26, 2008: I hope that this ploughed ground will give an excellent crop:))) Good photos
Sirnicolay said at 5:18 a.m. on Apr 26, 2008: Great job and good photos!
Tishfish said at 6:01 a.m. on Apr 26, 2008: Hey Dar, when you're done with yours, I have some soil needs turning and weeding. Nice job Dar :-)))
Charlespop said at 6:22 a.m. on Apr 26, 2008: Cool tabblo( as always ) !
Leftofcenter said at 6:32 a.m. on Apr 26, 2008: love the title, haven't lost your humour Dar(ling)! the photos are crisp, woohoo- and we're gettin fresh salad from the garden w/ the barbecued ribs this summer!! ;)
Wlk68 said at 7:15 a.m. on Apr 26, 2008: Looks great!! You put in a lot of hard work. I look forward to seeing what sprouts. :-)
Umauma said at 8:59 a.m. on Apr 26, 2008: Noble work..great Tabblo Dar!
Lifequest22 said at 10:13 a.m. on Apr 26, 2008: My back hurts just looking at all your work. Like your spiffy new wheelbarrow. So what are you going to plant. And when can we expect the first crop? I with Leftie--ready for the fresh salas and ribs. Guess we'll be taking the magic bus up to see you for a visit.I'll bring the brownies. So nice to see a tabblo from you.
ConnieL said at 10:44 a.m. on Apr 26, 2008: Oh, my aching back!! :-) So much work, but, oh, so rewarding. I like your raised beds...we've started that this year. I look forward to seeing 'tabblo reports' of things growing. Very nice tabblo!!
Candlepower said at 10:59 a.m. on Apr 26, 2008: Congratulations! I'll bet your hurting but you will enjoy a beautiful and healthy garden this year. Loved this Tabblo!
Keeli said at 1:04 p.m. on Apr 26, 2008: What a fantastic tabblo! Great series awesome photography! Can't wait to see pictures of the harvest!
AliDar said at 4:00 p.m. on Apr 26, 2008: Thanks everyone! You're all so very kind. It's not so easy to document something without including a bunch of otherwise uninteresting shots. If I had restricted my self to only including photos that I thought had any merit, I would have had only a two or three shot tabblo. I've seen photo documentations with every image being something the photographer must have been proud to present, so that is definitely something to work toward.
Annelies: Ribs and salad coming up! <G> ... just have to plant the seeds, grow the veggies, and find a recipe for ribs; ... but with the Magic bus, anything's possible so I can have anything, anybody wants, ready and prepared in a blink of an eyes. <G>
Linda, radishes will be the first to be ready, in about a months time after planting, and the asparagus that I've made a seperate bed for (the last photo) takes three years before you can harvest anything. I'm planting, asparagus, tomatoes, cherry and beefsteak, sugar snap peas, bush beans, zucchini, red and green leaf lettuce, walla walla onions (love saying that), brussel sprouts, swiss chard, and one more thing which I haven't decided on yet. - spinach, peppers, or cukes? Thanks again everyone; I'm off to the garden store to get the support fencing for the pea! :)
Lifequest22 said at 4:22 p.m. on Apr 26, 2008: I vote for the spinach.
Debdog said at 5:39 p.m. on Apr 26, 2008: YUM nothing better than fresh veggies :)
AliDar said at 7:00 p.m. on Apr 26, 2008: Spinach it is! ... and bunch onions, and one hot pepper plant. ... I'll just have to put the pepper in a pot is all. <G>
Jerii said at 1:42 a.m. on Apr 27, 2008: That's was some hard work. But there is something so incredibly rewarding about growing your own salads and other veggies. Enjoy the harvest!
Sativa said at 7:51 a.m. on Apr 27, 2008: Really great work.... with ur cam and garden tools !!!
Rheap said at 2:47 p.m. on Apr 27, 2008: Superb work Dar!!. and not just with the pictures! but I do like how you document your tabblo's..
JuDeck said at 10:51 p.m. on Apr 27, 2008: hey, dont forget the marigolds....they keep some of the unwanted critters away.....all the prep work you've done and all of the upcoming tending will play out to some delicious rewards....good job!....and ribs?...hey, i've lived in Memphis, I still know how to bbq babybacks even though i dont eat them anymore....pass me the salad.
Shenresi said at 2:04 a.m. on Apr 28, 2008: yes, wonderful job. I hope you get many vegetables und it smells better if you are remindet on this work !!!
Noe said at 4:45 p.m. on Apr 28, 2008: Wow... great work Dar! Love to work in the garden =)
Lifequest22 said at 5:03 p.m. on Apr 28, 2008: Checking out the progress of your garden.
Pkeener said at 11:12 p.m. on Apr 28, 2008: DAr this is may be my favorite of all of your tabblos..first, the layout is just mesmerising..the black and white of the wheelbarrow is perfection. Even in the b&w you captured the shiny ness of the paint and the reflection (which I love_ ) ok..also. the story. wow. you had me with the gloves. and..was your camera on a tripod? Because the POV is just so interesting. Anyway, i wont go on and on. but i do hope you update us, and that you know how wonderful this tabblo is.
PaulBarfoot said at 8:15 a.m. on Apr 29, 2008: A great picture story. I love the shiny new wheelbarrow and the turned earth contrast. I hope you do a series of these as the garden grows.
Wahoogin said at 9:27 p.m. on May 1, 2008: Great storytelling!
Siagian said at 12:19 p.m. on May 2, 2008: LOL! hey Dar! watch that back of yours...forget about the wheelbarrow! =)
Eduardo.affonso said at 1:30 p.m. on May 3, 2008: Hey, you worked hard! But that's exactly my idea of "having fun". When I visit my family in our little farm I always find a way to take care of the garden, plant one more tree, or just talk to the plants (yes, I'm one of those crazy guys who talk to plants). Good look with your veggies!
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