End of another Summer

These seductive beauties not only attracting pollinators but also inviting and entertaining the gardeners through fluttering and swaying in the wind.

 

The Magic in Organic Gardening

Hello Friends of Organic Garden,
Here are some magical moments that  uplifted the experience of organic gardener!

Butternut Squash

 

 Beef Stake Tomatoes

 

 Bottle Squash Flower (Blooms only in the evenings, hence WHITE)

 

 Have you spotted me?

 

 Bumble Bee

 

 Monarch

 

 A Beetle. Anyone know the Name?

 

 A Predator Beetle (Not Harmful to Humans)

 

 A Glorius Morning, ofcourse

 

 Honey Bee on the Milk Weed

 

Garden in Bloom

Though it is late July / early August, instead of harvesting we enjoy our garden in bloom. Better late than never!!!

Queen Anne's Lace

 

 Cucumber

Sun Flower

Wild Flowers, Does anyone know what it is?

Milkweed

Milkweed, another variety

Daisy, Wild

Guess who?

Mourning Dove

Bitter Melon

 Butternut Squash

Summer Organic Garden

Here is the update for July 2019. We at Cornell Community Garden practice Organic Gardening. That means our members and their children  can freely pick and enjoy our produce right in the garden. Here are some samples to see.

Zucchini

Snow Peas 

Carrots +

 Potatoes in Bloom means bulbs are forming under

Bottle Gourd seeking support 

 Banana Peppers

 

 Beans & Tomatoes

Daikon Radish Ready for the pick

 Turnips formed

 

A VIP Visiting

 Welcome

 Thank You for Helping to Pollinate

Turnips & Daikon Radishes

Organic Garden, Summer 2019 -1

Hello Garden Lovers,
Here are the first update for the summer of 2019

 Snow Peas, Swiss Chard & Kale at the back

Roma Tomatoes, Rainbow Carrots, Daikon Radish & Turnips

 Bell Peppers and Bush Tomatoes

 Two rows of Sweet Corn

 Cucumbers and Cherry Tomatoes

 Bottle Gourd and Hot Peppers

 Potatoes just breaking ground

Hot Banana Peppers but looking so sweet