Showing posts with label Monthly Reports. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Monthly Reports. Show all posts

Friday, January 17, 2014

January update

It is mid-January, and our tomatoes are still going strong!
We also found an adorable little monarch chrysalis in the tomato plants:

The eggplant is still producing, although the plants are starting to look a little sad:
The kale looks great! We have been harvesting a bunch, and it continues to produce nicely:

Sunday, December 15, 2013

December update

Even though the first day of winter is right around the corner, our tomatoes are still going strong! We do have somewhat less fruit than in the summer, but the tomato plants continue to look impressively vigorous. 
The eggplants are also happily still producing, although also somewhat less than in summer.
We also have more traditional cool-season crops (like the peas shown above) that are doing well.
Our artichoke plant is also looking great. We moved the root stock here from another spot in the garden, so it is great to see it thriving here. 



Tuesday, November 5, 2013

1113 Report

I. Crops Report
1. Watermelon Radish

 



 


 

 
2. Eggplants
 
 
 
3. Kale
 
 
but we got aphids!!! :-(
 
 
so what we do?!!
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sprayed them with soapy water :-)
 
 
 
 


Friday, September 6, 2013

0913 Garden Report

I. Crops Report
  A. Growing
     1. Radishes




2. Beets


3. More Eggplants


 

Attendance
Kellie                    Steven            Clancy
Jennifer                 Erin
Archana                Sherly

 

Tuesday, August 20, 2013

0813 Garden Report

Crops Report:
 
Sprouts

1. Beets
 

2. Radishes


Harvested
1. Tomatoes





2. Sicilian Eggplants



3. Winter Squash




Insects

1. Coccinellidae



Attendance:
Kellie            Sherly           Kenzie
Ishani            Jin                Marguerite
Steven           Erin             Joseph

- Removal of strawberries




Wednesday, July 31, 2013

0713 Report

Crops Report:
- Radish, basil (multiple varieties), red cored chantenay carrot, and evergreen long white bunching onion seeds were planted.
- Green tomatoes.


-Growing Eggplants


-Chard ready to be picked



- Powdery mildew in squash leaves



Produce Harvested:

Artichoke Seeds



Red Potatoes



 
Discussion Topics:
1. Registration
2. Bylaws
3. Logo

Action Items:
1. Kellie is in the process to register the organization.
2. Sherly is going to prepare the bylaws.
3. Jin is going to make the logo.
4. Barbara volunteered to be the faculty advisor.

New Member: Forrest Goodwin (is going to join us this fall).