Goodbye Halifax, Goodbye Garden

Last year, we applied for a plot at Peninsular Urban Garden. This year, we got a nice little plot. Sadly we have to leave our plot a little early and won’t be able to take care of the many plants we grew. I took the liberty of taking some shots of the seedlings and hope they grow and turn out right when we come back. For now, we have 2 types of lettuce, bok choy, dill & parsley, oregano, zucchini, swiss chard, spinach, carrot, ginger, marigold, and green peas.

The plot itself

replanted oregano from others to our plot

here’s a budding hero – our marigold sprouting…

this shy zucchini just starting to breath some air. Was afraid they didn’t show up.  

funny how all seedlings either look like a lettuce or a spinach. This one is lettuce though.

ooo… yummy spinach would sure be a great meal for dinner plate.

and a little bit of dill and parsley to season fish or spice our dishes.

Spring End 2009 & Peninsular Garden

Yes some photos to share of the public urban garden plots for farming which is just right at the back of the apartment we're staying. Its called the Peninsular Garden. This year, we're too late to apply for a plot. But we've already in the waiting list for next year and hopefully would get one.

And the field which attracts lots of people for their evening walks with the dog is called Grosebrook Park.





















And here's a picture of our apartment from another angle.