Your 2025 Garden

What's the idea behind trellising the sweet potato?
Just an attempt to maintain some control of the vines. Short trellis so it would not shade other plants.

Sweet potatoes are not harvested here until Sept-Oct. If they grow well they will be a mass of vines. I don't want to have to walk through them all summer when I am picking beans, peppers, etc.
 
French Breakfast radishes
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From today:
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All that harvest went into plastic bags and then in the refrigerator. I blanched and froze 8 bags of beans, and six full quart bags of Summer squash, which was what I had picked Monday and Tuesday. I'll try to get today's picking frozen tomorrow.

I pulled up the first sowing of beans, they'd stopped producing and were becoming a haven for stink bugs.
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First canna lily bloom.
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The orange daylilies grow "wild" here. You see them all over; beside the road in ditches, in fields, by houses, just clumps and clumps. Sometimes you see yellow ones in with them, but mostly the orange. They turn into a ground cover, of sorts. Unfortunately, deer like to munch on them. We have one area that hubby enclosed with a makeshift fence to protect them.
 

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