6.20.2012

:: potager garden


Welcome to my new & improved potager garden. 


The picture below is my end goal, and as you can see we have a ways to go. 


Here it is just the other day, via instagram.
 It's grown a lot in a few weeks, but as you can see I still have some bare spots to fill in.


 {  roma tomatoes }

 { squash }

{ cucumbers }

First fruits, I love this time of year.

How are your gardens coming along?

{peace, love & hugs}
Carrie
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21 comments:

  1. Your potager is coming along beautifully. I love your inspiration garden, too. My potager is just in the planning stages so you have really inspired me today. As for my garden...we have picked our first tomatoes and cucumbers, radishes and green onions. The corn is tall and the snap peas are coming along fine.

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    1. Wow, sounds like your garden is really taking off, and what a variety. I still have lots of planting to do, and I got a bit of a late start this year. Oh well, I'm already planning for my fall garden, as this summer is getting away from me. : )

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  2. Carrie it looks amazing, you might not think so because you see it everyday, but it is coming along so nicely..and your veggies! Wow!

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    1. Thanks so much, you are right....the Lord has blessed me with a beautiful garden to take care of : ).

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  3. What a perfect place to have a garden! Love that you have the two chairs on the end!

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    1. Thanks Diane, it's going well so far though I could definitely put more time in. I especially love my chairs because my father made them for me. Take Care,Carrie

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  4. I love your potager! I think your have the same adirondacks that we do or they are very similar. We bought ours at Costco about 12 yrs ago and they were handmade by the Amish. I love them. Our Potager is growing too. I've been picking squash and stir frying with almonds and fresh parmesan in olive oil...so good. You have alot of land.

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    1. I love my adirondacks too. My father built them for me as a Christmas gift many years ago. I keep telling him he could make them to sell, they are so nice. I'll have to try your idea for squash, that sounds delicious. We do have a good bit of land, almost 2.5 acres. Hopefully someday I'll have all of it in use with gardens, chickens & sheds, maybe even some goats & sheep...little by little, all of that takes quite a bit of time & money : ). Take Care, Carrie

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  5. Your garden is so pretty! Nice harvest!

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  6. I think everything is coming along quite well in your garden! Looks lovely!! I haven't been by in a long time, but just wanted to pop in and say hello! (I used to be at Daily Cupcake). Anyway, so happy to see you are still posting and sharing your beautiful photos! xoxo

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    1. Hi Bonnie, so good to hear from you. Thanks so much for visiting me, I too haven't done a whole lot of blog hopping lately. Are you still blogging all of your lovely photos, because I would love to visit if you have a new blog. Hugs-Carrie

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  7. You are well on your way to your inspiration photo! Lovely garden, blog and I adore the name of your blog.
    www.downtoearthdigs.wordpress.com
    Stacey

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    1. Thanks you Stacey, and thanks for leaving me your address, I'll be sure to stop by your blog sometime soon.

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  8. Gorgeous! We have big plans to get ours designed in the Autumn. We missed the boat this Spring!

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  9. These pictures make me regret not putting a garden in this year!

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  10. It's trully lovely! It looks like the plants are filling in very nicely. The chairs and the birdbath are a very lovely touch too.

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  11. I discovered your blog Through a pin on pinterest for your Coffee Bar. I love your blog! I will stop by again!

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  12. A garden is such a refuge - love herbs and vegetables for you!

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  13. My "garden" consists of several pots on my front porch with flowers that I have kept alive for over a year. This is HUGE progress! It is also about moving from Arizona to California. I'm thinking of potting some vegetables and you have inspired me.

    I found you in my mailbox ... in Romantic Homes. A lovely find, indeed.

    Thanks ~ Mary

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  14. Hi Carrie and thank you for sharing, Neat photos!

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I love seeing your lovely faces & reading your sweet comments. Thanks for taking the time to visit me : ) * I do my best to respond by e-mail, if I miss you please forgive me. peace & love * Carrie

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