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The garlic has flowered and the chives are still popping flowering. It's green and lush and growing and all I want to do is dance and sing whenever I am there. It's almost time to start harvesting my rainbow chard.
Rainbow chard (which seems rather appropriate for PRIDE month) is something I never thought to grow and yet, here it is popping up with large leaves and colorful stems and tempting me.
Of course with a cast to my knee, dancing is a bit of a problem.
Over in the big box, my corn is sprouting! I should be able to plant my beans in about a week and then the other squash and pumpkins. One new addition was a gift from a woman at the Topsfield gardening club today. She gave me a blue pumpkin plant. I would plant it in the garden at school; however, I don't know how often someone will get in there to water and care for it. I will bring the pumpkins into school once they are ready for harvest (and save seeds for next year). The San Marzanos are thriving and I'll have to trellis them shortly.
❤️ Overall, the garden is really starting to grow and thrive and I am over the moon. ❤️
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