Camper GroVid22 Garden Update
Above: Cutting and prepping my harvests of Red Beard Bunching Onion.
In May, I planted 9 tomato plants, 2 cucumber and a bunch of basil. Within a week of planting, the Beefsteak and Branywine were both gone... eaten by some enterprising Red Squirrels. Within a month it was clear one of the cucumber was dead as well. Typical die off from transplant shock I suppose.
The rest survived until recently. I lost the Blueberry Cherry tomato within the past 10 days or so. I managed to get quite a bit out of that Blueberry Cherry tomato Plant. As well as harvesting plenty from the rest.
Below: Another Tomato Plant View!
Below: I do try and clean, as well as refill the Red squirrel... er... Hummingbird feeder daily.
This weekend, I will be selling images at my Artisan Event: Harwich Cranberry Festival! It's a celebration of the Fall Cranberry Harvest on Cape Cod (home of Cranberry harvesting!)
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.Tomatoes especially are looking good 👍 We were feeding sunflower seeds to cardinals last winter but it was a running battle with the squirrels 🙄 Thats a healthy looking red squirrel... nice coat. We have mostly grey squirrels but a few red are around. Good luck at the event this weekend 🙂
Healthy? I surely do hope so!
I fed him nectar (for my hummingbirds)
Grape Jelly (for my orioles)
Thistle and safflower seed (for about 20 species of local birds)
He was well fed and a balanced diet
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It looks super peaceful. I can totally imagine walking out that tent in the morning and the smell of campfires and the quiet.
The tomatoes are looking epic!