The moisture and cold are still not letting off! Although there have been no unusual, late frosts, there has been plenty of wind, rain, and 40 degree days. Aaaargh,
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| Simon and Nigel, during their shearing ordeal. They actually got cleaned up pretty well this year. |
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| The new disc hiller in action. I have high hopes for it, since it has the capacity to make the wet, low areas of the garden more usable. The first raised bed is a mix of peppers, tomatoes, and red potatoes. As soon as I can work in there again, I hope to make several more beds for tomatoes and cucurbits. |
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| Peppers went into the first raised bed on May 19. The only good thing about our cold wet weather is that I don't have to worry about transplants drying out. The peppers looked great after I got back to the farm from a weekend trip. |
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| I put in four short rows of sunflowers, which I hope to harvest for seed. |
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