Not boring at all Bill. I do have a question though, are your Swiss Chard cultivated just for their leaves? We in the states generically call them "beets", and usually only utilize the roots. I hate beetroot, but love Spinach so I may have to try a variety that's comparable, and give it a go.

You're right. I'm not into growing vegetables, so I found it totally boring.

No, not boring and, I grow no food. Well, perhaps a bit of fungi in the fridge.

awee! a capucine!

gorgeou garden, bill. i'm very envious.
can't wait to see the next update!

all i have are two tomato plants and three pepper plants. i have so much room in my back yard too. i should do more next year for sure. you're an inspiration!

Bill,
thanks for this educational video (even if the german word "Kapuzinerkresse" wasn't considered ;) )

The video would be more educational if you could add the written words as subtitles. So I would be able to check out plants which I don't know yet and other people (who have no idea about growing real food) are able to refer the picture to the text.

I wonder how your skinny sunflowers will look in one month. For my opinion their stems are really thin.

You should open "The gardening, allotment, vegetable" channel (just a joke)

I didn't find it boring at all. I refuse to work in a garden due to my forced servitude as a child, but Janice has convinced me to at least get the ground ready for her next year.

Hurray for capucines ! Lovely garden, I bet you make the best vegetables soups too !

Was that underwear hanging on the line?

Are you realy in the garden? :)
Liked the 'capucine' shot.