Field Update - Everything Grows!

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This is my third post this year in the Hive Garden community. The last one was over a month ago, when we planted potatoes.
A lot has changed since then, so it's time to update.

Now, there is something to see. The vegetation is quite lush despite the dry conditions. I have a lot of photos but not so much text :)

I'll start with the potatoes because we planted them in the last post.
The photo below was taken three weeks ago.

And this past week. As you can see, I have also added bean poles on the right.

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A permaculture experiment. On the left are peas, which have started to come up, and in the middle are potatoes, which I find fascinating because we didn't plant them here; they grew on their own from the peelings, as we had created a layer with organic waste that included potato peelings. And it sprouted. I am just wondering how big the tubers will be.
On the right-hand side is the cabbage, which is struggling with snails and other parasites.

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The strawberries are fine, we have put straw on the ground and they seem to like it.

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My wife and I also planted about 20 tomato plants, some under shelter and some without. Last year, we had fewer, but it was not a good crop, so hopefully, this year will be better.

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Also, some peppers and eggplants, which until recently were under a veil.

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The first radishes, which we usually eat raw in a salad, are pretty spicy :)

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These are courgettes, and there is straw on the ground below.

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I have also put up quite a few poles for the beans that are coming up, and some of them have already emerged from the ground.

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Some beetroot. We planted quite a lot, it should be bigger, maybe it will grow some more.

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And finally, pumpkins :)
I didn't "officially" enter the Hive Pumpkin World Championship organized by Hive account@der-prophet and Hive account@hive-world-champ, but I planted five pumpkin seedlings. Last year was more of a poor harvest, mainly due to weeds.
But this year, my wife and I tried something new: we planted pumpkins in the veil; we hope it will be better than last year.