I spent the day topdressing with composted cow manure today! I took some pics this afternoon before the rain and thought I'd share.
[img]https://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e391/hom1/Garden%202010/JuneGarden201012011.jpg[/img]A Celebrity.
[img]https://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e391/hom1/Garden%202010/JuneGarden201012009.jpg[/img]Another Celebrity, this one is in a new bed and I think 5 hrs of sun aren't enough. The soil may not be quite up to snuff either.
[img]https://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e391/hom1/Garden%202010/JuneGarden201012008.jpg[/img]Yellow pears.
[img]https://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e391/hom1/Garden%202010/JuneGarden201012006.jpg[/img]The front bed with tomatillos, zukes and anaheims.
[img]https://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e391/hom1/Garden%202010/JuneGarden201012003.jpg[/img]The main beds.
Beets, green beans, tomatoes, okra and the jalapenos can be seen.
[img]https://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e391/hom1/Garden%202010/JuneGarden201012004.jpg[/img]The cucumber bed.
[img]https://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e391/hom1/Garden%202010/JuneGarden201012001.jpg[/img]White squash.
It started raining right after these pics were taken. That should help get the compost into the soil. I have tomatoes setting on here and there, cukes starting to set on and zukes blooming. Baby green beans are coming on too!
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I grew those white scallop summer squash last year, and used it in breads and such. Also you can slice in thin, and saute it with tomatoes, garllic and onions, and put that over pasta, pretty good. I also made several pasta carbonaras with it. I used real parmesan cheese (not the green can), cream, and eggs for the sauce, and tossed in the summer squash and bacon as well, really good!