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Squash Growing In Trees | Potatoe harvest | Stray Cat

Over my last vacation, me and Mike decided to go out one morning and harvest. hehe, to me this sounds odd as a while ago I wouldn’t have understood the word harvest, let alone have a garden, and be up early harvesting potatoes and carrots! While out working, our neighbourhood cat we call Maru, came over to inspect, and decided to lay down in the garden and watch and play and toss around the baby green potatoes that we threw to him:) In the pic below I guess he decided to pose for us hehehe 🙂

Here are the potatoes we harvested!
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See the squash up there, it was almost full grown, here is the end product:
My squash had fuzz!

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Bumble Bee’s, Sedum Spectabile & Sunflowers

My brother used to plant sunflowers each year and I loved them, they grew huge and he would save the seeds and feed them to the birds, I thought they were the coolest things ever! So this year when planting the garden I decided to go ahead and attempt growing sunflowers, wow was it ever easier then I expected, although I should have known that as from bird seed last year a mini sunflower grew!

Here are some pictures of the sunflowers so far!

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And Mike split up his sedum flowers (Spectabile  Version) and  brought them down and planted them in the spring and they are just starting to turn pink, I love these flowers they are mega cute 🙂 And wow did they ever take off really well!  They feel rubbery and they are almost impossible to kill! Which is great for me I forgot to water them all summer lol.

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Culloden Digby NS | Mill Road Trail Acaciaville Inukshuk

For Mike’s birthday I decided to go up to Digby to spend it with him. As I left Yarmouth it was a wet dreary day, as I got closer to Digby, it turned out to be a beautiful evening. Mike actually bought me a sandwich and coffee(noting it was his birthday, hes too sweet:) and we went for a drive to explore. Our first stop was to the wharf to see if we could fish a bit. Unfortunately it was not the right time, so we went to Culloden in Digby County Nova Scotia.. All I can say is wow, it was beautiful there! Here is my beautiful boyfriend.. well maybe handsome is a better word lol, but here he is checking out the rocks and crevasses. It was beyond peaceful there, the water was calm like being on a lake!

After looking around here for a while, me and Mike took off and he took me to a trail in the middle on nowhere’s. This trail is apparently called Mill Road Trail in Acaciaville, the trail is not maintained but it’s absolutely stunning! Be careful on the boardwalks they are tipsy! lol But the trail was beautiful! Here are some of the pics I took! 🙂

The place was beautiful! This flower Mike called a wax flower, because it does feel like wax! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monotropa_uniflora commonly called Ghost Plant, Indian Pipe, or Corpse Plant. It is apparently a really rare plant, I am a curious person, I want to see what do people use it for, what is it used for? Here is what I found:)

“Monotropa uniflora as a safe remedy for children suffering from epilepsy, lockjaw, or other spasmodic conditions.

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The root is known to be a tonic, sedative, nervine, and antispasmodic. It has also been used in fevers, as a sedative and diaphoretic. The powdered root can be given in instances of restlessness, pains, nervous irritability, etc., as a substitute for opium, without any deleterious influences. In convulsions of children, epilepsy, chorea, and other spasmodic affections, its administration has been followed with prompt success; hence its common name Fit or Convulsion root. The juice of the plant is often combined with rose water as an excellent application to inflammation of the eyes, to ulcers, and to inflammation and ulceration of the bladder.

Interesting I think, especially the substitute for opium part lol!

 

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Hortons Landing Elm Tree | French Cross, Nova Scotia | Grande Pre

Vacation 2010, so these pictures about about a year old, but last September me and Mike went to the Valley geocaching. Mike took most of these photos:)
Corn Field Valley Nova Scotia Grande pre

This picture above was taken as we were driving through corn fields looking for a geocache, shortest distance to cache can take you on some interesting roads! However once we got to the cache, this was our views, it was amazing!

Hortons Landing Elm Tree

 

This old tree  was awesome, I just found out today that this old elm tree fell down in a storm about a month after we took this picture! Mike sent me a email at work today with the link to the article here: http://www.kingscountynews.ca/Arts/Cultural-activities/2011-08-15/article-2707156/Elm-tree-lives-on-at-Grand-Pre/1

Here are the rest of the picture:

Horton Landing Gaspereau River


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My First Vegetable Garden Progress Pictures

Tell me a few years ago I would love having a vegetable garden and I would have laughed at you!  Apparently I have awesome soil cause my veggies are going nuts! So far I have tested out the potatoes, carrots, beets and beet greens, cucumber(only got one) and peas! Boy did I learn a lot from my first garden.

 Vegetable Garden Yarmouth NS

It`s now 2 months later and here are some of the recent pics, especially the blossoms:

Cucumber Flower Blossom
Cucumber Flower Blossom
Green Pepper Flower Blossom
Green Pepper Flower Blossom
Pea Blossom Flowering Baby Pea
Pea Blossom Flowering

Squash Plant Crawling
Squash Plant Crawling

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So here are my First Time Gardening lessons learned so far:
1. Don’t try and stuff everything into your garden, space thing apart  more.
2. When planting, plant items more uniform, I just tossed handful’s of seeds in, not the best idea.
3. Peas need a sturdy tall support, too short and wind might destroy your peas.
4. Squash should be planted separately! This year it choked out my onions.
5. I will not plant a whole row of onions next year, it was a waste of space!
6. I will get a cheap fence, I didn’t think I had much to work about as I live in a pretty populated area, lol well a dog liked playing in my garden too, so yep fence!
7. Grow more beets! lol that’s about it.
8. next year I will plant tomatoes to make Chow Chow:)