June 27: Blueberries, grapes, corn, cukes herbs, and potatoes

So excited to find first few blueberries ripe...and grapes are growing bigger each day--just need to turn purple now!

Kayli and her Fawn 2 girls cut the tall stalks of sorrel and lovage so now the herb garden looks so much neater!

 And Connor and the Hawk's Nest boys brought up a dozen or so buckets of old manure to put around the potato plants, after we found a few spuds breaking the surface of the ground and turning green,  so we needed to bury them deeper.

Last weekend I finally got the old strawberry bed dug up and the cucumbers and corn I'd planted in the greenhouse on June 6 planted into the ground, in holes in landscape fabric I laid down.  (I cut the fabric and marked the holes with chalk and cut them on a table, before laying the fabric int he garden.  A much easier way than I've done before!)   Monday's super storm messed it up a bit but I was able to move it back into position.  (Also blew the cover off the greenhouse!)   Lots of rain this week so everything is growing like crazy!